INDIE/POP

Slay Raché Finds Modern Magic in Classic Pop on ‘You Make Me Wanna Dance’

Slay Raché delivers a polished slice of contemporary pop with ‘You Make Me Wanna Dance’, a vibrant new single that draws on the exuberance...

Matilda Grace Channels Pop’s Golden Era On ‘Cover Boy’

Matilda Grace continues to sharpen her artistic identity with ‘Cover Boy’, a polished pop release that balances contemporary production with the theatricality and immediacy...

Anniina Continues Her Rise With the Intimate ‘DVD’

Finnish singer-songwriter Anniina returns with ‘DVD’, a quietly assured piece of modern pop that places emotional honesty at the centre of its appeal. Built...

Giselle Makes a Case for Pop Without Boundaries in ‘Just Say Sorry’

Giselle’s 'Just Say Sorry' is the sound of an artist who has spent years sharpening her instincts and has finally decided to stop apologising...

Dysmusia Puts The Acoustic Guitar Front And Centre On “In your eyes”

Acoustic guitar can take a song in plenty of directions. On “In your eyes”, out now through Now Listen, Dysmusia uses it as the...

Plain Mister Smith Blends Indie-Folk Warmth and Reflective Storytelling on New Album ‘Bric-a-Brac attack’

Plain Mister Smith’s sophomore album, 'Bric-a-Brac attack', finds the Vancouver- and London-based multi-instrumentalist balancing indie-folk warmth with sharp lyricism and understated experimentation. Released via...

Joseph Trem Makes Emotional Complexity Feel Universal on ‘Freud’

Joseph Trem continues to carve out a distinctive space within emerging pop with ‘Freud’, a cinematic and emotionally charged single that explores anxiety, vulnerability...

Eau the Music Turns Stillness Into Sound on ‘In This Silence’

Montréal-born, Ottawa-based artist Eau the Music makes an assured introduction with ‘In This Silence’, the first glimpse into her forthcoming debut album, Light in...

Jak Lizard’s Expansive Sound Finds Its Emotional Centre on ‘Vulnerable Forms’

Jak Lizard’s 'Vulnerable Forms' is a confident and emotionally candid record from an artist whose greatest strength lies in refusing to be confined by...

“Where We Part” Finds Bea Elmy Martin at Her Most Introspective

Bea Elmy Martin makes a striking return with “Where We Part,” a cinematic alt-pop ballad that is the lead single from her debut album...
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