Formed in 2013 when Matthew Rogers, Ethan Soil and Gabe Miller left to study at Concordia University, this Canadian band takes indie-rock and dips it in pop and jazz hues. Gabe Miller has since left and the band is now completed with Megan Ennenberg and Jameson Daniel. They’ve performed at venues like House Of Blues and the Brooklyn Bowl and festivals such as BottleRock and Musikfest. Inspired by The Pixies, Tame Impala and Bon Iver, they debuted with their album “Scavenger” in 2015.
Capturing the rush of budding love and the thrill those new emotions conjure up, their new single is a delicious concoction of dreamy pop, colourful psychedelia and a sprinkling of laid-back jazz. Taken from their upcoming album “TORNADO”, expected on October 1st, the song kicks off softly with some inviting electric guitar strums. Coming alive in the vibrant chorus, it’s the sprightly rhythm, playful keys and airy vocals that makes this carefree sonic cocktail taste extra delectable.
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Consisting of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele, this British trio met in college and bonded over a shared love for music. They all gained stage experience by performing in various musicals. Formed in 2013 as Houston, they changed their name in 2018 and appeared on 
Singing about having dealt with all the stages of grief after a breakup and being left with sheer joy and a renewed positivity for the future, their new single is an empowering anthem. Starting emotional with an 
Hailing from Fife and Glasgow-based, this Scottish rock band was formed in 2018 by school friends Darren Forbes and Lewis McDonald. The additional line-up has changed a few times over the years. Known for their energetic live shows, they’ve played sold-out headline shows at venues like 
Written as a homage to their hometown 
Originally from Long Island, NY, this singer and songwriter has been fanatic about music her whole life. She started classical piano lessons aged 6 and began composing aged 10. At 16 she ventured into performing at local venues and entering competitions. These led to her performing at 
Exploring a different kind of love, her new single is not a love letter to a lover but to a true friend. Taken from her recently released EP “The Strange, The Unusual”, she lyrically explains the overwhelming feelings attached to seeing that special person after a long time apart. Drawing us in with mighty electric guitar strums, the song blends punchy pop with raw rock. With driving percussion and her authentic vocals, this hardy groove is filled with refreshing honesty and pure sonic pizzazz.
Hailing from Toronto, this Canadian singer/songwriter began writing songs as a kid to give a voice to her feelings and never looked back. Realizing that she hadn’t seen many women who produced their own songs while she was growing up, she decided to start producing her own material as well as writing and performing it. In 2022 she received 
Shining a light on privilege and the passivity of the expectation of an excess of comfort, her new single is confrontationally honest. Taken from her recently released EP “Blue And Other Colours”, the song is an intricate amalgam of pop, rock and a dash of folk. Layered with a buoyant percussion and bright, almost singing, electric guitars, it’s an emotive and polished melody. And with her sleek vocals dancing over the notes, this rich tune radiates a warmth, while remaining poignant. 
Born in Miami, this singer and songwriter had a very sheltered up-bringing in which church and Disney movies were his only escape. At 12 he moved to the ghetto which came with a rough, unsafe life. However he was listening to diverse music. He got a second-hand guitar at college and later started busking. He’s since played the 
Celebrating the very essence of what connects us all as humans, his new single honors the most important emotion of all: Love! Taken from his upcoming album “Beter World”, expected on September 3rd, the song combines elements of jazz, soul, pop and folk to create something unique. Drawing us in with slow guitar plucks, soon he layers a lively percussion and a touch of horns. And with his reggae-touched vocals and anthemic crescendo, this one-of-a-kind groove is extraordinary. 
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