Montreal-based Canadian 2-piece indie pop band Down With Space was formed in 2019 by vocalist/guitarist Rob Helsten and drummer Steve Dumas just before the world shut down. Down With Space is the combination of an […]
Born and raised in Montreal, Daphne Giannias started playing guitar at age 16 in order to play alongside a friend at her school’s talent show. Since then, she turned to express herself through music and […]
The sound of the Montreal-based duo Jitensha is a silvery union of honey-sweet proto-punkiness and modern indie that is harmonically reminiscent of 1950s rock & roll. Jitensha nestles catchy, poignant melodies into hard-hitting rock grooves. […]
Cam Maclean was raised mostly in Chatham, Ontario, and travelled extensively throughout his youth between Detroit and Toronto and throughout the Great Lakes, with stints in New Brunswick and Cape Breton, NS; before finally settling […]
We’re SPRLUA, a Montréal-based music collaboration between Maputo-born producer-singer-songwriter Samito and Haig V (produced Glee by Bran Van 3000, Mentalité Moune Morne by Muzion). The project takes its name from the Portuguese ‘Superlua de Sangue […]
Ivytide is an Indie band from Montreal, Canada. Founding members, Nathan Gagné (vocals/guitar), Kyle Ruggiero (bass) and Jamie Snytte (guitar) met at a recording studio, where they started to develop chemistry in their songwriting. A […]
Mayfly’s debut EP ESSENCE, released earlier this summer, was inspired by TV shows and movies they watched throughout the past year including Euphoria and Call Me By Your Name. With tracks performed in both French […]
I’m a harpist and singer-songwriter from Montreal. Name: Emilie Kahn Genre: Indie-pop Founded: 2012 # of Albums: 2 LPs / 1 EP Latest Release: Just released my new song “Gemini”! Latest Video: Vid for Gemini: […]
Musician-producers David Tanton (aka Rhoda/Tender Spring), Éloi Le Blanc-Ringuette (aka Thomas White), and Lia Kurihara (aka LIA), who also writes and sings for the group, met in Montreal and formed Afternoon Bike Ride in 2018. […]
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