Today’s album feature comes from Montréal’s South Shore by artist MattGodin. City Riff blends indie pop and rock with a raw edge of hip-hop influence. With infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics, his sound bridges the intimacy of bedroom pop with the energy of modern indie rock. Listen today wherever you stream and keep up with MattGodin on social media below. Highlight track: HIPPIE HIPPIE Continue reading MattGodin Releases City Riff
Our pals over at AMS Radio have released a new compilation album just in time for Halloween. “Creepin’ It Real” is a spoopy collection of tracks featuring artists like Brian Lambert, Marc Schuster, Voodoo Planet, Scoopski, Never Say Never & Quizboy whom we’re all rather fond of if we may say so. It may also feature us. Our collaboration with The Oscuritans made the cut … Continue reading AMS Radio Release Halloween Compilation Album “Creepin’ It Real”
Full of poppy hooks and delightfully witty songwriting, The Campbell Apartment have graced us with their 8th studio album (510) and today we’re urging you to give it a spin. Produced by Chris Dunn, it’s low-key production omits a lot of the shiney tricks we’ve been overwhelmed with in more recent releases and as such its sound is reminscent of mid-late 90’s power-pop which really … Continue reading The Campbell Apartment Release (510)
Not unlike the call of a bird perched above a quiet lake just as the sun begins to fall from its highest peak, the latest by Avaraj begins with a quick-panning multi-timbered synth that suggests an awakening. Paired with deep house bass, these arrangements repeat and build casually and calmly, raising us like an increasing tide into the first verse. Before long, the drums catch … Continue reading Avaraj Doesn’t Just Bring Light, They Bring An Eternal Sunset
Canadian musician Alanna Matty knocks another one out of the park with her latest release Serotonin. The Halifax-based songwriter has a particular ear for matching the tone of her productions with the feelings evoked by the stories described in her lyricism and Serotonin is a perfect example of that. It’s a slow burning ballad that leans heavily on delicate piano but the real treat comes … Continue reading Fill Up on Serotonin With Alanna Matty’s Latest
Pardon our delay but Skye Wallace literally broke the internet last week when this one was released and as an entirely online publication we were heavily impacted by the outage. What Is Real? sees a bit of a departure from her usual fair, whereas 2022’s Terribly Good album found Skye in a country rock groove, it would appear that we’re seeing Skye enter more of … Continue reading Skye Wallace Comes to a Confident Realization in “What Is Real?”
When you imagine yourself in love, what do you believe that should feel like? If you ask British singer-songwriter TaniA Kyllikki, it might feel like you’ve found yourself in incredible fortune; congratulations, you’ve struck gold! I’ve Struck Gold With You is an intrepid ballad that rests largely on steady pulsating arpeggio’s interlocking with single notes on piano, creating a delicate and pensive foundation for the … Continue reading Strike Gold with TaniA Kyllikki
Crooked Forest 