Marlaena Moore is a singer-songwriter celebrated for her authenticity and distinctive sound, captivating audiences with her heartfelt honesty and fearless embrace of life’s absurdities. Hailing from Edmonton, Alberta, and now rooted in Montreal, Moore has […]
The latest single by J.P. Mortier, Drive Far, propels listeners into a cinematic journey, merging Morricone-esque soundscapes with raw road-trip energy. His long-awaited album *Together*, crafted over three years and six studios, reveals his musical […]
Bye Parula is a Montréal trio featuring Sergio D’Isanto, Sebastián Riquelme and Loïc Calatayud, they’re influenced by film music from the 60s-70s as well as modern indie. Their progressive pop oscillates between raw stripping and […]
Cell Press is a Montreal-based band that formed in 2019. They play a sort of burly noise-rock that leans more on the hardcore and metal side of the swamp. They took their name from the […]
Daniel Isaiah, a versatile musician, has been mesmerizing audiences with his skilful performances on guitar and piano, leaving an unforgettable impression with his distinctive voice. His carefully crafted songs have garnered acclaim, earning the descriptor […]
Ballsy is the brand new solo venture of Caveboy’s synth-bassist Isabelle Banos. Drawing inspiration from the golden era of pop-punk, the raw teen angst of grunge, and the nostalgic glow of a summer day in […]
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 […]
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 […]
Gros Soleil recalls the arrogance and urgency of garage and punk rock by incorporating heavier influences. Imperfection, dirt and authenticity characterize the identity of the group. Their first album, Occulture Populaire, was well received by […]
Where stadium rock meets underground punk, that’s where you’ll find Yester Daze. Size doesn’t matter when it comes to their desire to satisfy hungry rock audiences. Playing in clubs, bars, near or far, Yester Daze […]
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