Erik Frank’s “All Night”
Erik Frank is one of my new favourite artists, and his single “All Night” is a slow groove that digs deep.
San James’ “Otherwise”
Montreal’s San James opens up with her latest single, “Otherwise”, and it’s a bold, moving portrait of the artist.
Lu Kala’s “Want You”
Lu Kala’s “Want You” is going to blow you away. Kala’s voice is effortless and stunning, and the electro pop single is fiercely refreshing.
St. South’s “Growing Up”
St. South’s “Growing Up” is magic; calm and powerful, and sweeping you away with her.
Low Life Lolas’ “Grime”
This year I’ve heard a lot of great new singles from up-and-coming bands, and Low Life Lolas’ “Grime” is one of my favourites.
Stables’ “Marathon”
Stables’ “Marathon” is giving me life right now, and it might just be the perfect Monday song.
Catherine MacLellan and Tara MacLean’s “This Storm”
This year has been tough on a lot of people. Canadians have been separated for months during the pandemic, and nothing has been the same. Catherine MacLellan and Tara MacLean’s song “This Storm” is a ray of sunshine for anyone who’s still struggling though.
Kaylee Rutland’s “Kiss Me Like You Miss Me”
Kaylee Rutland’s “Kiss Me Like You Miss Me” is a ray of sunshine, and it sounds like summer. The country pop single hits all the right notes, and Rutland’s vocals are bright, beautiful, and airy.
Command Sisters’ “I Can Do What I Want To”
Meet the Command Sisters, Toronto’s red-obsessed indie rock duo, and their first major single, “Can Do What I Want To” is a powerchord-laden epiphany.
5 tips for artists & publicists submitting music
Every day, I listen to a lot of music. On average, I get anywhere from 20 to 50 songs a day from artists across Canada and around the world. So what does it take for a song to catch my ear?