Dreamy production and smooth tones bring together organic melodies and electronic, ethereal overtones, for the quickly mood-setting and catchy late night anthem THATGIRL.
Singles
Featuring unmistakable vocals and a subtle fusion of genres, Rico Bank$ lights up the Afrobeats scene with the smooth tones and optimistic bounce of No Fit Doubt.
Emotive and energising, bold and memorable, WEIGHTLESS lights up the new album with style, and injects a fresh twist on what’s truly possible within freely creative modern rap.
The hauntingly blissful latter half is boldly hypnotic, and wraps up the artist’s encapsulation of the journey towards a broken heart with lasting impact.
Leading with melody, confidence and retro stylings combined, Ahmad McCown takes things back to the bare essentials of soul-pop and electro-funk, with this self-explanatory yet boldly catchy new single.
Toronto’s 151 MD gears up to release a highly-anticipated new album, with the launch of the hypnotic and gritty It’s Only Me.
Freshly released from the creative corner that forever fuses passion and talent to a mighty degree, songwriter Stevski7 releases the grunge-esque tones, contemplative lyrics and outright roar of Hazed Again.
Catchy melodies, poetic and dreamy lyrics, and a strong underlying groove make up the quickly satisfying sound of Marc Boudreau’s latest gem of a single.
An ever-unpredictable Maypo Deluxe adopts a classic rock and roll presence throughout the Dylan-esque sentiments and style of a brilliantly uplifting Come On Home.
Inspired by the creative drive and redirecting that energy to celebrate her own devotion to the climb, Estella Dawn in turn inspires her ever-growing audience, with the anthemic new release Winners.
An easy anthem for indie rock and roll’s ever-expanding repertoire, Walter Sickert & The Army Of Broken Toys keep things simple and catchy, with the naturally infectious sound of GOTH BEACH.
Crafting an original and effective love song that feels genuinely new is no easy feat these days. Alan Williams seems to have found the conceptual edge though.