By Madeline Lines
The Montreal iconoclast cooks up a triumphant return with Word on the Street, a theatrical concept album sealed with a wedding to herself.
by Ben Boddez
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Quarter Life Crisis’ fourth track is called “Intro.” Rather than a sequencing error, it actually serves as a representation of live-show banter with the audience, as she introduces the genesis behind the album’s next track. It’s moves like that – along with perfectly balancing rawness and catchiness – that let you know why she’s able to connect with so many.
The Montreal alt-pop artist’s first project since walking away from a major-label record deal and joining Bravo Musique, Laraw tackles the ups and downs of being twenty-five years of age, as big-picture plans start to both take shape and detonate spectacularly.
By Cam Delisle
The pop futurist trades clarity for grit—and finds divinity in the mess—on her long-awaited fourth album.
By Cam Delisle
The Calgary singer-songwriter discusses their new single “FwL,” identity in motion, and how every track on their upcoming record tells the truth a little louder.
