Band of Rascals, a quartet from the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, have come out with their sophomore EP: Tempest. They’re known for hard hitting riffs and rowdy live shows, with music aimed to raise heartbeats. Southern rock fused with blues influences can be heard throughout the EP’s seven glorious songs, each a testament to good ol’ fashioned rock.
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Highland Eyeway – Highland Eyeway
Highland EyewayFacebookInstagram Vancouver’s own Highland Eyeway releases their self titled debut full-length album Release date: November 22nd, 2017 Highland Eyeway, a band emerging from the tucked away corner of Lynn Valley, has staked their claim in Vancouver’s music scene with their new, strikingly beautiful album. Their…
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Nate Husser’s new EP is a sonic trip that’ll leave you tweakin’ for more
Montreal isn’t the typical city you hear when discussing hip-hop, but emerging rapper Nate Husser (formerly just Husser), is striving to change that with each project. Husser is a dose of rockstar aggression laced with a troubled youth that makes for every conservative mother’s nightmare. It’s his hard-edged-high-pitched-raspy delivery that makes this up-and-coming emcee a problem that isn’t going anywhere like Eminem’s hatred for Trump.
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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard – Polygondwanaland
King Gizzard & the Lizard WizardFacebookInstagramTwitter King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard releases four out of five for 2017 Release date: November 17th, 2017 During an interview in November of last year, the garage rock band King Gizzard & The Lizard…
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Allan Rayman – Courtney
album cover Allan RaymanFacebookInstagramTwitterYouTube Allan Rayman’s new five-song EP introduces a grungy new sound Release date: November 10th, 2017 2017 has been a big year for Allen Rayman. The Toronto based up-and-comer started the year off with the release of…
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Col3trane sets the bar high with debut mixtape, “Tsarina”
Residing from London, England, emerging artist Col3trane released his impressive debut mixtape titled, Tsarina setting the bar high. Apart from his mixtape, he’s appeared on SG Lewis’ single “Smart Aleck Kill” where he raps on the dreamy and futuristic production. The artist who finds the middle ground between rapping and singing drawing influence from Frank Ocean’s flow presents a small body of work worth the listen.
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Meet Clairmont The Second and his undeniable flow
The young rapper from Toronto, Canada is barely out of high school and has released one of the more promising hip-hop albums of the year. Clearly rapping beyond his years, the Toronto MC comes with the bass heavy beats and a flow that is undeniably the next to blow in Canada.
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“The Mood” is Maurice Brown’s musical testament + interview
Maurice Brown is a rare musical talent in a time when mainstream music rules. Thanks to Kendrick Lamar, artists like Maurice Brown are celebrated. Kendrick’s album, To Pimp a Butterfly welcomed a whole new appreciation for musicians by incorporating jazz, soul, funk and even spoken word into his music.
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Belly drops his best project to date with ‘Mumble Rap’
Belly is a Canadian rapper who has been around for what may seem forever. Though, his mainstream success came for the first time with breakout singles “Hot Girl” with Snoop Dogg and “I’m The Man” with Kurupt, it didn’t last long sparking a hiatus from music.
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Kodaline runs through all the feels in new EP ‘I Wouldn’t Be’
Follow KodalineFacebookInstagramTwitterYouTube Love your life with Kodaline’s new song “The Riddle”.. Stand out Track: The Riddle Release Date: October 12th, 2017 Kodaline has always been one of my go to mellow indie folk artists when I’m feeling that type of way, but this new blend…
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Listen to We Are Mystic’s stunning debut EP
History has shown that many of the best groups in music have been formed and started through friendships. We Are Mystic is no exception to that phenomenon.
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Ben Stevenson’s new album is the answer to our summer blues
Toronto singer/songwriter, Ben Stevenson, is a cup of tea early in the morning when the dew is still on the ground and when the mist hasn’t dissipated trapping all the beauty around just for your eyes to see.
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