Watch: Glutenhead’s “A Windy Day”
Experimental, otherworldly, and yet rooted in a sense of time and place, Glutenhead’s “A Windy Day” is a wild, impressive mashup that combines psychedelic pop, indie rock, with art pop, and more.
Watch: Alex Whorms’ “Too Many Love Songs”
Singer and songwriter Alex Whorms’ “Too Many Love Songs” is deeply autobiographical, very honest, and clearly shows an artist who has reached a new stage in her career, while she reflects on her past, and looks forward to what comes next.
Watch: Mini Pops Kids’ “Old Town Road”
“Old Town Road” was one of the year’s biggest hits, and thanks to Mini Pops Kids there’s now a fun, fresh cover of the song for kids and families.
Listen: 54-40’s “Sublime Like Me”
54-40 have been one of Canada’s longest-running bands, and to celebrate their 38th year together, they have a new album, Keep On Walking, and a new single, “Sublime Like Me”.
Watch: The Small Glories’ “Oh My Love”
Cara Luft and JD Edwards are a folk dream team, and together as The Small Glories, they have a knack for bright, soulful, and incredibly catchy singles, like their latest, “Oh My Love”.
Watch: Eric Schenkman’s “Salvation (Lincoln’s Feat)”
Eric Schenkman became famous with the Spin Doctors, as the band’s guitarist and a vocalist, but for close to 10 years now he’s been playing the blues in Toronto, and his latest single, “Salvation (Lincoln’s Feat)”, feels like it comes right from the streets that inspired the track.
Watch: Danny Laj and The Looks’ “Annie”
There are miles and miles behind Danny Laj and The Looks’ new album, Everything New is New Again, and while the album is rooted in a tour last year, the full journey started in Northern Ontario, where Laj grew up, on route to Montreal, by way of stops in Sudbury, North Bay, Toronto, and everywhere in between.
Watch: Little Coyote’s “Dig Up My Grave”
Alt pop singer and songwriter Little Coyote puts her heart on her sleeve for her latest single, and opens up in the moving, inspiring video for “Dig Up My Grave”.
Watch: Glen Foster’s “Rockabilly Fever”
Singer and songwriter Glen Foster is a Canadian music veteran, working alongside music greats, at iconic venues across the country. Hoping to bring some light to the world, he’s channeling good vibes all the way, including on his feel-good new single, “Rockabilly Fever”.
Watch: Jessica Rhaye & The Ramshackle Parade’s “Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands”
The legendary Bob Dylan continues to inspire, and Jessica Rhaye & The Ramshackle Parade’s “Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands” captures a fresh, rich, and lively new take on the classic, lesser-known ballad.