Saskatoon indie rock band Slow Down Molasses return with “Life Without Buildings,” their first new song in five years which is a loud, energetic guitar-driven track inspired by the feeling of being unmoored and losing sight of what keeps us grounded.
Vancouver musician Jordan Klassen embraces ’90s pop and alt-rock nostalgia with “Fall Apart,” a raw and catchy new single accompanied by a striking music video.
Daphni’s “Sad Piano House” gets a playful and pulsating makeover from Kelbin, transforming Dan Snaith’s emotive piano loops into a hypnotic house-floor anthem.
Toronto singer-songwriter Lauren Dillen makes her solo debut with Blue Star, a tender ambient folk-pop EP about growth, self-acceptance, love, and learning to listen to yourself.
Montreal composer and pianist Jean-Michel Blais shares the beautiful and haunting new single and music video “mirador,” the title track from his forthcoming album, out September 25, 2026 via Arts & Crafts.
Edmonton indie alt-rock outfit Wayfinding explore loss, uncertainty and emotional distance on “Shrapnel,” the second single from their upcoming album A Nest of Wren.
Vancouver’s PISS introduces its upcoming debut album with “time loop at hot slit,” a furious, angsty and danceable noise-punk anthem about girlhood, sexualization and exploitation.
Toronto singer-songwriter Matthew Barber enters his dad era with “These Days,” the upbeat lead single and music video from his upcoming 12th album, Find The Time.
Toronto musician ECHLO shares “Hungry Ghost,” a haunting electronic R&B track and immersive VR experience from her multidisciplinary project Gluttony, premiering at the 2026 Aesthetica Film Festival.
Toronto singer-songwriter Emma Worley embraces the simple joys of life and imagines the afterlife in her charming new Americana-folk-pop single, “Hardware Store in Heaven,” from her upcoming album Forever Beginner.