Night Lunch invites you on a musical journey that avoids the usual clichés found in modern indie music, thanks to a unique energy that’s just eccentric enough to surprise unsuspecting listeners. In the mysterious corners […]
Jonathan Mendel is a very dear friend and a daily source of inspiration, as an artist and a person. He is fascinated by emotions, their different nuances and the shapes and colours they take. I […]
Aretha Chan, a regular food blogger who specializes in aesthetically displaying the best food that the city has to offer, is a Montreal-based food blogger whose primary focus is Asian food and local eats. We […]
Sophie Ogilvie is a singer and songwriter based in Montréal, Quebec. Approaching songwriting with the confessional lyricism folk and an indie rock penchant for pop song structures, Ogilvie’s sound is set apart by her deft […]
In her artwork, Mary Hayes alternates between watercolour and oil painting mediums, creating paintings inspired by representations of the human figure in both classical European painting and popular culture. Historical and contemporary source materials are […]
Trained at Berklee College of Music and featured twice on Ubisoft’s massively successful, Just Dance, Montreal’s “powerhouse in a little package”, 27-year-old Pop/Rock, Singer/Songwriter Tatum Quinn has opened for Kool & the Gang, Boy George […]
I’ve had the chance to work with Kaniehtiio Horn in a few different capacities over several years now, and we’ve been friends and fans of each other’s work for even longer. She is a true […]
Miles the Label (cutely, the business’ label acronym is MTL) is a Montreal-based children’s apparel business that seamlessly blends playfulness with refinement in its wide array of clothing offerings. Catering to the needs of children […]
Noelle Hannibal is an award-winning actress/singer/songwriter who appeared in the film Star Trek: First Contact. She has a unique distinction of portraying the first female Vulcan on Earth. Originally from Los Angeles, Noelle made her […]
I first met Marie-Chloé Duval in 2020, when her art was purely self-taught and she was developing her knowledge; before New York institutions and galleries recognized her talent. I had already sensed some profound statements […]
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