With experience in musical theatre at the New World School of the Arts in Miami and with also a talent for dance she studied various styles such as ballet jazz, contemporary dance and tap. QUEENIE’s […]
From Canada, David Campana is what we call a “Trendsetter”. His ability to embrace a variety of music genres (hip-hop, pop, soul, and R’n’B) while maintaining a unique vocal signature makes him a must-see and […]
Maza is Texas-raised but situated in the bohemian lands of Montréal. He is still riding the wave of his first official EP, Unraveled Mind, where he showcases vulnerability and deep consciousness, blending it with jazzy […]
Born in the vibrant city of Abidjan, known affectionately as ‘BABI’, and raised in the eclectic energy of Montréal, the journey of Adonis Bosso is a blend of diverse cultures and talents. After years in […]
Montréal duo The Sound Of Eddy is the fruit of a collaboration between singer Abigail Galwey and bassist Danny Trudeau. The artistic whirlwind triggered by the collision of these two minds is at the core […]
Naomi is a pop star: with her strong American pop influences, international flair, seductive charisma, and artistic versatility, she knows how to make her presence felt. The multidisciplinary artist embodies a perfect blend of dance, […]
Christine Jensen is a composer, conductor, and saxophonist based in Montréal. She was awarded the Juno Award for Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year for her albums Treelines (2011) and Habitat (2014). Name: Christine Jensen […]
Born in Montréal to a family with Morrocan and Lebanese roots, Laraw naturally expresses herself through the universal language of music. Through her unique brand of alternative pop, she embraces authenticity without compromise. Her delicate, […]
As the curtain falls on a vibrant Spring 2024, it’s time to glance back and relive the symphony of sounds that graced Montréal’s music scene during this flourishing season. Through our “Five Minutes With” series, […]
Osheaga has returned for summer 2024 with its biggest iteration yet! The city of Montreal is set to host the largest three-day festival of the year at Parc Jean-Drapeau. Since its inception in 2006, Osheaga […]
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