All Night Boogie Band’s new album Shut Your Eyes and See arrived July 3, 2026, delivering a raw, high-energy blend of blues, soul, and roots rock that captures the spirit of a band built through years of live performance. Clocking in at 36 minutes and 33 seconds, the album reflects a group that has spent … Continue reading
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Mikey Tableman Releases EP “MY MANIC MAZE” Designed to Challenge Mental Health Stigmas Through Storytelling
Spoken word artist, author, and mental health advocate Mikey Tableman, has launched his first EP, “My Manic Maze,” an ambitious multimedia project out today, Friday, July 10th through EQUATOR. A blended spoken word EP, cinematic visual experience, and live performance series, My Manic Maze transforms Tableman’s personal experiences working as a leader in nightlife and … Continue reading
Justin Maki Creates a Soundtrack for Hope on Technicolor Dreams
Ontario artist Justin Maki unveils his sophomore album Technicolor Dreams alongside its lead focus track “Hey,” arriving together as the culmination of one of the most ambitious creative processes of his career. Adventurous, bold, and deeply rewarding, the album finds Justin pushing himself further than ever before, writing and co-writing 100 songs before selecting only … Continue reading
Empty Melon Pairs Atmospheric Production with Emotional Depth on “Don’t Look Away”
Created and developed in Montreal’s DIY scene, Empty Melon (the solo project of Ada Lea bassist/producer Summer Kodama) follows up on her debut single, “Hoping to Find,” with “Don’t Look Away,” an atmospheric, dark, and emotionally charged song that transforms late-night spiralling into something strangely beautiful. Blending experimental electronics, art pop textures, and cinematic sound … Continue reading
pssyclwz Embraces Inner Strength on Ethereal Indie Pop/Folk Single “howl” (feat. Amelia Antoinette)
Toronto-based artist pssyclwz returns with “howl” (feat. Amelia Antoinette), an ethereal, haunting new single that explores the difficult choice of saving yourself when waiting for a hero no longer works. Blending indie pop and folk influences with organic instrumentation and a layered vocal arrangement reminiscent of Fleet Foxes, the track transforms unresolved fear and yearning … Continue reading
Sébastien De Francesco Brings Warmth and Wisdom to “Fleury Street”
Québec-based singer-songwriter Sébastien De Francesco shares “Fleury Street,” a nostalgic and deeply moving folk-rock single that transforms a final goodbye into a celebration of friendship, gratitude, and the lasting impact we leave on one another. Rooted in a real afternoon spent with a close friend nearing the end of his life, the song embraces mortality … Continue reading
Libby Ember Turns Heartbreak Into Healing on “Gravity”
Following a breakout year that saw her earn Spotify Editorial support and recognition as a rising voice in indie pop, Montreal singer-songwriter Libby Ember returns with “Gravity,” an energetic yet emotionally reflective single that transforms heartbreak into quiet acceptance. Blending melancholic lyricism with upbeat indie pop production, the track explores the strange realization that sadness … Continue reading
HAIR CONTROL Reimagine Dread as Dancefloor Release on “TV in the Afterlife”
Calgary, AB art duo HAIR CONTROL (Ryan Bourne & Rebecca Reid) share “TV in the Afterlife,” an anthemic synth-pop workout jam that transcends both the celebratory and the existential. Ebullient art pop with dream-drenched ‘80s-inspired textures, the track transforms apocalypse anxiety and digital-era disconnection into a strangely uplifting, physically charged release. Originally written by Ryan … Continue reading
Kate Schutt Pours Warmth and Wonder into New Single “Sippin’ On Sunshine”
Award-winning singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer Kate Schutt shares “Sippin’ On Sunshine,” a warm and radiant new single that transforms emotional connection into pure sensory bliss. Blending adult contemporary songwriting with breezy pop melodies and subtle vocal jazz textures, the track captures the feeling of being so fully lit up by another person that language itself … Continue reading
PICKLE JUICE Embrace Chaos and Catharsis on Sophomore EP The Whiteroom with Lead Track “Back 40”
Revelstoke, BC alternative rock band PICKLE JUICE share their sophomore EP, The Whiteroom, released alongside lead single “Back 40,” a turbulent and emotionally charged collection that captures the band stepping fully into their identity. Blending indie rock hooks, garage rock grit, and explosive alt-rock energy, the project channels themes of loss, uncertainty, addiction, and personal … Continue reading