Created in a tiny room at the famed Waldorf Hotel in Vancouver, this Canadian project was conceived by Bruce Wilson. Already a stalwart on the music scene, his initial career with grunge punk band Tankhog in the late 90s was darkened by drug and alcohol addiction. Years of recovery later, he rebuild his music career with a brand new art-rock sound. Drawing comparisons to artists such as David Bowie, Nick Cave and Iggy Pop, he debuted this new chapter on “Come The Rain” in 2016.
Written after the passing of both his sister and a dear friend, his new single is an accumulation of indescribable grief and yet dealing with that loss by celebrating their lives. With a 90s Britpop edge, this song is driven by rolling percussion. Enriched with an emotive piano and electronic keys, as well as stirring guitars, the melody combines a touch of nostalgia with sentimentality. Remembering all the good that their existence brought, this touching tribute is an extraordinary gem.
Instagram | Facebook | Website | iTunes
From her album :Eyes Wide Open (2015):
From their upcoming album “If You Go There, I Hope You’ll Find It”, to be released on 23 January 2026:
Texas-raised and Nashville-based, this singer and songwriter began performing and writing songs at the age of 11. By 12 she was trying to land gigs at local restaurants and coffee shops. Since then, she’s performed at various venues such as 
Singing about the often self-destructive choices we make in life and love, her new single tells the tale of holding on to something toxic because it’s better than not having it at all. Tickling our curiosity with a laidback rhythm and a synth drone, the song ascends to a vibrant chorus with a steady beat, shimmering keys and captivating guitars. And with her mesmerizing vocals with a country twang, this poignant groove blends vulnerability and self-reflection with pure sonic charm.
From their album “Good Trouble” (1982):
From the Amazon exclusive edition of “You Make It Feel Like Christmas (Deluxe)” (2025):
Jansen's Jamz 