Henry Taylor is a Kitchener-Waterloo-based singer-songwriter with five studio albums, gearing up to release his sixth entitled Sweet Thunder on October 25th. For more than a decade, he has been working with songwriting partner Monique Montgomery, and recently with award-winning songwriters in Nashville, Tennessee including Cory Lee Barker, Mark Barnowski, and Ri’chard Trest. His music […]
Alternative Legends, Cuff The Duke, Release the Meditative Single “Seasons Come, Seasons Go” About the Departure of Old Friends
With a foundation in Canadian roots rock and a penchant for crafting noisy guitar jams, Cuff The Duke‘s unique blend of genres has consistently escaped the confines of simple classification, earning them an honoured place under the umbrella of “alternative.” For the single, “Seasons Come, Seasons Go,” the band laments the passage of time and […]
Erik Lankin Shares Experimental New Classical Piece, “Labyrinth,” from Forthcoming The Icarus Album
Montreal (Tiohtià:ke)’s Erik Lankin is sharing a new window into the world of his upcoming debut LP, The Icarus Album, a reinterpretation of the myth of Daedalus which Lankin has used to grapple with the loss of his father to suicide. The tormented conceptual opening track, “Labyrinth,” is set on a stormy island as Daedalus […]
Singer-Songwriter Odd Marshall Finds Sunshine Amongst Dark Swedish Winters on “Midsummer”
Odd Marshall is that strange guy in the backwoods. His songs speak of world travels, but with this impressive debut, it kind of feels like he’s come out of nowhere. New single, “Midsummer,” is inspired by “a winter I spent in Karlstad, Sweden with three hours of sunlight. I kept dreaming of the well-advertised Midsomer […]
Dancing on the Edge in Stephen Jaymes’ “Last Predictable Summer”
LA-based singer-songwriter Stephen Jaymes has released his latest single, “Last Predictable Summer,” a thrilling fusion of folk and punk that demands your attention. Known for his distinct folk-punk poetry, Jaymes has written a song that tackles the grim realities of our world while also making you want to dance through the chaos. This new song […]
Interview: Madam Sad
Madam Sad started as a folk project between Maddison Schreiber (they/he) and Evelyn Charlotte Joe (they/them). Six years ago, Maddison felt pushed to be a musician out of love and spite, which to this day continues to follow into their art. Maddison and Evelyn spent around two years working on this upcoming album, through which they both suffered from poverty and flare ups with disability. […]
Interview: John Gogo
Balladeer and actor John Gogo hails from a musical family in Snuneymuxw (a.k.a. Nanaimo) on Vancouver Island. Best known for writing and performing his folk songs about the people and places, the true and tall tales of the West Coast, John produced his sixth full-length album, Western Balladeer. The LP’s wistful, “Cougar Annie,” was inspired by Western Canadian legendary pioneer Ada Annie […]
Owen Marchildon, Acclaimed Singer-Songwriter, Unveils the Hidden Struggles of Stardom in “Celebrity Singles”
Owen Marchildon is a songwriter and guitarist who has been part of the Toronto music scene since 2002. 2024 has seen Owen pulling back the veil of all of his previous monikers and releasing new music under his own name, starting with the sweet pop ode to his wife, “Heavy Dreams.” His latest release, “Celebrity […]
Edmonton’s Secondhand Dreamcar, a Nine-Piece Soul Band, Embraces Everyday Joy on Debut Single “Eight of Spades”
The nine-piece soul/roots superband Secondhand Dreamcar is crafting a distinct, funky, and lyrically driven sound that journalist and programmer Peter North has deemed the most exciting thing to come out of Edmonton since KD Lang and The Reclines. “Eight of Spades” is the group’s first ever release, and it’s a song about finding satisfaction in […]
Golden Feather Juxtapose Relational Disconnect and Bright, Sunny Harmonies on “Anything, Anymore”
Golden Feather of Hamilton, Ontario, are following up their recent yacht rock tune, “Awakenings,” with a bright and melodic new pop rock exploration of a long term relationship’s growing divide. Written a few months before band member Bradley Germain separated from his wife of fifteen years, “Anything, Anymore” explores complex feelings of “confusion and disorientation […]
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