By Yasmine Shemesh
A peer review featuring contributions from Cancer Bats, The OBGMs, Bif Naked, Comeback Kid, and Fefe Dobson.
Charlotte Day Wilson’s euphoric blend of jazz, R&B, and soul has been a comforting sound rising from the Toronto music scene for several years. Riding off the momentum of a few modest singles, CDW’s ALPHA brought exactly the kind of energy that we needed in 2021. A rare and tender talent standing tall in a sea of R&B crooners and hip-hop emcees, Charlotte Day Wilson moves us through a mountain range of emotions only to come out on the other side reminding us that everything is going to be okay.
By Yasmine Shemesh
A peer review featuring contributions from Cancer Bats, The OBGMs, Bif Naked, Comeback Kid, and Fefe Dobson.
By Ben Boddez
One of the past decade’s most prolific songwriters is stepping out from behind the pen with a new name and persona.
By Fraser Hamilton
With her third album, the singer-songwriter captures a sense of dread and makes it her own.