By Molly Labenski
The Vancouver artist leans into her singer-songwriter roots, adding a dash of country twang to her lyrical storytelling.
Toronto rapper DijahSB is on the verge of hitting their thirties, and their latest project expresses this with some flowery language – meaning that there’s literally a lot of talk about gardens, blooming, and petals, used as a metaphor for growth and moving up in the world as a milestone looms. With warm chords and a slight jazz-rap kick, DijahSB’s confidence and pop culture references separate them from the pack.
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By Cam Delisle
The Sudbury duo’s latest album, Tears of Paint, is a coldwave ritual that pulses through synths and sculpture alike.
By Dust Cwaine
On his new album Blurring Time, the Montreal songwriter finds catharsis in harmony, memory, and hard-won self-acceptance.
