Respected and revered alt-rock songwriter Ron Hawkins boasts a celebrated catalogue over 20 records deep – some are solo offerings, and others feature backing bands the Do Good Assassins or Rusty Nails. “Church of the Chemical D.J.” is a song about how we sedate ourselves against the hardships and austerities of capitalism in the 21st Century – […]
The Pairs Seek Excellence with “Sunday to Tuesday”
Family is what ties The Pairs together. With soaring harmonies, they share stories of life’s hope, hilarity, and hardship. An honest, quirky stage presence and their unbottled chemistry quickly connects them with their audience. The line between the stage and the crowd becomes blurred as if we’ve all pulled up a seat around their lively […]
Ron Hawkins Entices on “Church of the Chemical D.J.”
Respected and revered alt-rock songwriter Ron Hawkins boasts a celebrated catalogue over 20 records deep – some are solo offerings, and others feature backing bands the Do Good Assassins or Rusty Nails. “Church of the Chemical D.J.” is a song about how we sedate ourselves against the hardships and austerities of capitalism in the 21st […]
Julian Taylor Band Shares Upbeat Roots Alt Version of Powerful Reflection on Indigenous and Black Resilience, “Seeds”
Acclaimed Toronto singer-songwriter Julian Taylor and his band are sharing the initial version of his powerful 2022 single release, “Seeds,” taken from his most recent album, Beyond the Reservoir. “Seeds” stands for “Somehow, Everyone, Eventually, Dreams, Someday.” The song’s lyrics were initially taken from a text message which Taylor received from his cousin Ajika in […]
Crazy Arm Come Alive on New Single “Floating Bones”
Established in 2005, Devon lefty roots-punks, Crazy Arm, didn’t know what they wanted to be when they grew up they threw everything against the wall to see what stuck. The result is a creative, grizzly and sprawling mess of ‘60s protest song, post/hardcore, Americana, bluegrass, anarcho-punk and heartland rock’n’roll, combined with a grass-roots, anti-fascist slant. […]
Folk Duo Duke & Goldie (Blue Sky Miners) Debut Self-Titled EP
As longtime members of Blue Sky Miners, the musical duo of Eric “The Duke” Duquette and Jena “Goldie” Gogo had released two albums, toured North America, and enjoyed national radio play. Still there seemed to be uncharted musical waters on the horizon, so Duke & Goldie escaped from Toronto and set out for a small […]
The Lightning Struck Electrify on Album ‘bolt from the blue’
Indie rock act The Lightning Struck’s sound didn’t happen by accident. In 2000, frontman Loren Davie moved to New York City after listening to The Velvet Underground and Nico one too many times. Over two decades of making music there later, Loren returned to his hometown of Toronto and brought the city’s sound with him. […]
Vicki Lovelee is a Star with Latest Track “Retaliate”
Vicki Lovelee is a Chinese Canadian alt-pop singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Markham, Ontario. Her music combines pop with dark, dramatic sounds; fused with orchestral instrumentations. With an eccentric and raw persona she is a combination of fierce vibrance and honest vulnerability. An adamant champion of mental health awareness and the beauty of diversity, her […]
Julia D’Angelo Debuts Strong Spring Release, “Kathmandu
Julia D’Angelo has just revealed her gorgeously crafted single and video for “Kathmandu.” Julia D’Angelo’s music embodies a delicate avant-garde essence infused with a charming quirkiness, demonstrating her skill in seamlessly integrating conventional and groundbreaking elements to craft a distinct and harmonious sonic experience. While her artistic path initially unfolded in the realm of dance, […]
Slow Teeth Come Alive “Still You Speak”; On Tour with Easter Island Now!
For the uninitiated, “Still You Speak” is a great introduction to Slow Teeth’s sound – cinematic and dynamic music made by three sets of hands and feet transfigured into a symphony of sound, with deeply introspective lyrics about familial relationships, disillusionment with our crumbling institutions, and the relentless passage of time in a world seemingly […]
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