The indie songwriter pays a romantic homage to his favourite diner in a rapidly gentrifying Toronto neighborhood.

The young artist seeks to blossom the means of DIY artistic production beyond hip-hop into something free of generic or stylistic boundaries.

If Pity Party sounds like it was made in someone’s bedroom, that’s because it was. It’s the place where Curtis Waters usually makes music. 

Cosigned by Gen Z pop superstar Billie Eilish, the hoodie-clad rapper insists there's a method to his madness.

The host of CBC Music's After Dark drops a playlist that will make you think it's Valentine's Day any day of the week.

With 10 fast new tracks, Father Of All Motherfuckers is a glammed-up garage-rock romp that’s committed more to revelry than revolution.

A self-proclaimed drama queen, the disco pop princess let's us into her one place of solitude: her bedroom.

The self-described "eager to please" garage rock anti-heroes deliver shiny hooks that shimmer over ebullient rhythms.

After a four-year hiatus from the music industry, the pop prince returns with a new show.

Indie songwriter Mackenzie Scott has a new label and a new outlook on life.

The indie songwriter pays a romantic homage to his favourite diner in a rapidly gentrifying Toronto neighborhood.

The young artist seeks to blossom the means of DIY artistic production beyond hip-hop into something free of generic or stylistic boundaries.

If Pity Party sounds like it was made in someone’s bedroom, that’s because it was. It’s the place where Curtis Waters usually makes music. 

Cosigned by Gen Z pop superstar Billie Eilish, the hoodie-clad rapper insists there's a method to his madness.

The host of CBC Music's After Dark drops a playlist that will make you think it's Valentine's Day any day of the week.

With 10 fast new tracks, Father Of All Motherfuckers is a glammed-up garage-rock romp that’s committed more to revelry than revolution.

A self-proclaimed drama queen, the disco pop princess let's us into her one place of solitude: her bedroom.

The self-described "eager to please" garage rock anti-heroes deliver shiny hooks that shimmer over ebullient rhythms.

After a four-year hiatus from the music industry, the pop prince returns with a new show.

Indie songwriter Mackenzie Scott has a new label and a new outlook on life.