“With the music video, I wanted to shine a light on one of my worst nightmares as a Black man in America,” explains independent alternative artist Doug Locke about his provocative new music video “Why?”. “It’s the fear that I will be pulled over (probably while minding my own business) by Continue Reading
Album News
Ember Knight release their new single “Mvt. V- Danza Blue”
The L.A.-based collective Ember Knight, which chronicles the semi-true adventures of front person Ember Knight, has just released their new piece titled “Mvt. V – Danza Blu.” And it is indeed a movement. A single off of the group’s upcoming second LP titled Cheryl, a rock opera named after Knight’s Continue Reading
Woundikin premieres new single “So It Goes”
Woundikin has a gorgeous voice eerily reminiscent of superstars in the genre such as Ray LaMontagne. This, combined with his obvious talent on guitar (he was a Berklee College of Music graduate), gave him the necessary tools to write and perform fantastic indie-folk music. Additionally, he has got the look Continue Reading
Ellyn Woods releases new single “Tangerine”
Ellyn Woods is a multi-disciplinary artist currently based in Montréal. Aside from being a singer and songwriter, Ellyn has a degree in Fine Arts from Concordia and a passion for illustration and tattooing. Her art and music are a direct translation of her love for nature and all things organic. Continue Reading
Scotty Seed releases music video for new single “Hallows Eve”
Scotty Seed is an Italian electronic pop/rock artist that hails from the Greater New York City Area. From the time he was four years old, Scotty was drawn to the pop music his teenage cousin played on the house stereo. Admiring trendsetting stars such as Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Cher, Continue Reading
ALBUM REVIEW: “a quiet place to die” by Alpha Wolf delivers unhinged ferocity and chaotic catharsis
The second album is one of the most important entries in an artist’s discography. The success of a debut album leads to infinitesimal scrutiny of nuance and progression, while the failure of a first record leads its follow-up into an influential moment in the artist’s lifespan. More often than not, Continue Reading
Savej releases new album ‘Solstice’
Born and raised in the Honey Island Swamp of Louisiana, Savej (pronounced “savage”) has always been deeply connected to the mysterious allure of nature and the wisdom it holds. Combining world instruments, the sounds of nature, and shamanic influences with hip-hop influenced tribal rhythms and a southern 808 feel, his Continue Reading
The Right Offs premieres their latest single “Post Bone Savvy”
Hailing from New Haven, Connecticut, The Right Offs know just the right way to play Rock n’ Roll. Their new song “Post Bone Savy”, which debuts today, is a solid and intriguing release for 2020 and very much welcomed. The single kicks off anticipation for their upcoming release, Bardo, which hits Continue Reading
Luca Fogale on “Nothing is Lost”
Luca Fogale is a name you will need to remember. The western Canada based artist released his second album titled Nothing is Lost. Fogale has opened up for artist that include Dermot Kennedy, Serena Ryder and Frazey Ford. His music has been featured on shows like NCIS, Grey’s Anatomy Continue Reading
ALBUM REVIEW: “20/20” by Knuckle Puck showcases similar yet evolved tendencies for a great third record
A lot of modern pop-punk is focused on trying to push boundaries. Many are fixated on the signature “mid-2000s” influences that was a penchant of every artist’s foundation, and trying to combine those characteristics with other genres (namely indie, emo rock, and shoegaze) has become the priority for several up-and-coming Continue Reading
ALBUM REVIEW: “No Good Left to Give” by Movements builds on an emphatic debut record with poise and maturation
Growth is inevitable in every concept. In order for said concept to progress, it has to undergo critiques, analysis, and microscopic examination in order to determine what needs to be done to improve the overall product. Whether or not the product can be objectively or subjectively viewed is related to Continue Reading
Tedy releases his debut EP ‘Boys Don’t Cry’
On September 11th, Tedy released his debut EP with Sony Music Entertainment Canada, Boys Don’t Cry. It is a collection of songs, created by the Montreal singer-songwriter, out of a therapeutic need to fill a void in his life and relate to his peers through music. The six-track EP tackles themes Continue Reading