Toronto collective Broken Social Scene make their return after a seven year gap with the new single 'Halfway Home'. Nothing short of monumental, the grand dash of pop and indie is the band perfectly in unison as they start a new chapter following their stellar 'Forgiveness Rock Record', released back in 2010.
When DYLYN hit the world with her track ‘Mimosa’, it was evident that this Toronto-based …
It's easy to understand why Emily Underhill, who records under the moniker TUSKS, has been championed by the likes of Annie Mac and loads more. Her debut EP 'Ink' released back in 2014 was an illustrious combination of ambient pop and experimental electronica that was nothing short of beautiful.
In late 2013, Toronto singer STACEY dropped her self-titled debut EP, a mellow dealing of mood-driven pop. Making her return with a fresh, new single called 'First Move', the sultry song deals with the beginning stages of getting to know someone before completely crossing the line of love. Led by STACEY's slick vocals and hazy pop production, the track is taken from her forthcoming EP. Have a listen.
Toronto singer DYLYN unveils her spicy, new single ‘Mimosa’. The upbeat, alt-pop cut is swarming …
Aside from topping the charts and being caught up in celebrity gossip regarding singer Selena Gomez, The Weekend has released the official video for his single 'Party Monster'. The BRTHR-directed visuals are definitely on the weirder side of the fence as flickering effects coincide with clips of girls dressed in sexy attire, and even a cougar jumping out of a TV screen. This is sort of like experiencing a trip without the "substances".
Toronto's Austra is gearing up for the release of her new album 'Future Politics', out January 20th via Domino Records. Having shared the track 'Utopia' last month, London producer Ikonika now transforms the single into a thumping future bass meets grime remix. Using stretched synths to coincide with slow, skippy drums, this version is a head-nodder that will make you want to turn your speakers up quite loud. Check it out.
The latest video for Austra's single 'Utopia' is definitely a weird one. Sure some people will find that being in an all-white room knocking over a glass of water and eating worms a utopian experience, we're going to say that it kind of resembles either a take on heaven or a modern psych ward. The video is directed by Noe and Paul & Stefan Moore of That Go.
Remember the days when The Weeknd released NSFW type videos that either contained a vast amount of hedonism or slightly violent imagery. Well it seems as if he's returned to his old self with his latest Ilya Naishuller-directed video 'False Alarm'. Whilst there isn't much happening in terms of hedonistic episodes, there is a whole heap of violence as the video is shot from a first person perspective and entails a group of men robbing a bank, shooting people and having a battle with authorities. It kind of looks like a live version of a video game.
Toronto singer Liz Loughrey delivers an amazing song and video titled ‘Rise Up!’. Directed by …
