Growing up in small-town Oklahoma, Gwyn Love (they/them) knew they were destined for something bigger. Now, as the first-ever American artist signed to Vancouver-based 604 Records, they’re ready to take on the world. Born into a conservative family with eight siblings, Gwyn was introduced to music at a young age; picking up the cello at […]

Now back from Europe, Canadian Billboard-charting recording artist, and alternative soul singer Avery Raquel has entertained audiences professionally for over a decade. Having released four solo albums now to critical acclaim and airplay across North America and the world, her 2022 self-titled release, debuted on the Canadian iTunes Top 200 RnB/Soul album chart at #5. […]

Toronto’s Good Group Thanks for Coming is a band made up of a group of friends, each of whom comes from a different musical background. They combine their talents to create eclectic original songs: it’s all of your favourite music simmered in an indie rock rue and served on a platter from your local dive […]

After a 10 year vanishing act, JUNO-nominated roots rockers Cuff The Duke’s comeback album, Breaking Dawn (out September 6th), reflects frontman Wayne Petti’s process of coming to terms with his mental health, capturing the various stages of his journey. The musical interludes throughout the record serve as a representation of the ever-present anxiety that Petti […]

Six years ago, Maddison Schreiber (Madam Sad) felt pushed to be a musician out of love and spite, which to this day continues to follow into their art. This upcoming album includes a large amount of work from Evelyn Charlotte Joe (they/them), who was also a great source of inspiration for them. They  agreed to […]

Jason Sinay, widely recognized for his collaborations with rock icons like Keith Richards, Neil Young, and Bob Weir, is now stepping into the limelight with a new solo track that highlights both his raw vulnerability and masterful songwriting. Sinay’s career has been largely defined by his role as a guitarist and vocalist with the Dirty […]

On their fifth studio album, From Nowhere, Mo Kenney (they/them) embraces the textures of ambiguity and the rich blur of being, failing, and becoming. As they shift through lush arrangements that touch on dreamy folk, sparse alt-country, and warm, hazed-out lo-fi pop, everything is up for interpretation and nothing is fixed. In their lyrics, Kenney […]