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Peter Landi Releases New Single "Somewhere"
Peter Landi, a talented multi-instrumentalist originally from the East End of Long Island, New York, has steadily built a reputation as an accomplished musician and songwriter. Now based in Toronto, Canada, where he has lived for nearly a decade, Landi's journey has taken him from basement jam sessions in his hometown to stages around the globe. His unwavering commitment to creating great music has been the driving force behind his diverse career, spanning genres and collaborations with numerous artists.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Danish Singer-Songwriter Lou Z Delivers a Raw and Reflective Debut Album "Holes for the Hearts"
Behind the electric guitar and the fuzzed-out melodies lies Danish singer-songwriter Lauritz Carlsen, better known by his stage name Lou Z. Known for his leather jacket, mullet, and an ever-present air of melancholy, Lou Z’s music cuts through with raw honesty and emotional depth. His songs often explore the complexities of heartbreak, loss, and the inevitable detours that life throws at us. With a voice that seems both tired and dreamily introspective, Lou Z creates a sound that is heavy-hearted yet refreshingly direct.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Matt Zaddy Explores Life’s Challenges and the Search for Balance
Singer-songwriter Matt Zaddy, known for his heartfelt blend of folk-rock and contemporary influences, has released his latest single, Far Too Long. The track is a deeply personal exploration of the struggle to find balance in life, offering a powerful and relatable narrative about the toll of overworking and the importance of self-awareness. With its raw honesty and soulful melody, Far Too Long represents a key moment in Zaddy’s career, diving into themes that resonate universally.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Vikki Minor Unveils Powerful New Single "The Labyrinth"
Canadian artist Vikki Minor, celebrated for her neo-90s alt-rock style, returns with a gripping new single, The Labyrinth. Inspired by gothic fairytales and her love of 90s grunge, Minor delivers a cinematic anthem that dives into the complexities of depression and resilience. The track fuses emotionally raw lyrics with soaring melodies and an intense vocal performance, drawing comparisons to 90s icons like Alice in Chains and Garbage while carving out her unique sound.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Blue Pilot Takes Listeners on a Wild Ride with New Single "Dripping"
Brooklyn-based experimental duo Blue Pilot continues to redefine the boundaries of pop and psychedelia with their latest single Dripping. Drawing inspiration from a surreal night at Brooklyn’s House of Yes, the track encapsulates the chaos and euphoria of club culture, fused with unexpected sonic twists. Known for their fearless approach to genre-blending, Blue Pilot delivers a vibrant, mind-bending experience with this release, marking a bold statement in their evolving discography.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
MEGGO Explores Imperfection and Intimacy Through Sound
MEGGO, the creative endeavor of Montreal-based musician and producer Megan Ennenberg, continues to push the boundaries of indie music with her latest single brooklyn pt. 1. Fusing raw acoustic textures with atmospheric layers, the track captures the essence of New York City while showcasing MEGGO’s deeply personal sound. Known for her work with the band FLEECE, Ennenberg’s solo project delves into a world of introspection, blending indie-folk, jazz, and field recordings into a genre-defying exploration of human emotion.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Allegories Breathe New Life Into a Classic Pop Anthem
Experimental indie-pop duo Allegories have ventured into new territory with their first-ever cover, taking on Talk Talk’s legendary track It’s My Life. Known for their innovative approach to music, Allegories—comprised of Adam Bentley and Jordan Mitchell—bring their unique blend of artistry to the iconic song, originally performed by the late Mark Hollis and his groundbreaking band. With equal parts reverence and reinvention, Allegories transform the classic hit into something distinctly their own.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Permilla Sets the Stage for a New Era in Rock and Americana
Permilla is quickly carving a name for themselves as one of Toronto’s most exciting emerging bands. Combining rock and roll, blues, and Americana with a modern twist, the group delivers a sound both timeless and fresh. Formed by siblings Nicole and Joseph “Junior” Cerminara, alongside longtime friend Myles Rogers, Permilla has built a reputation as a powerful force in the Niagara and Toronto music scenes. Their trajectory took a significant turn following a one-off meeting with legendary producer Bob Ezrin—known for his work with Pink Floyd, KISS, and Phish—which inspired the trio to rebrand as Permilla and dive headfirst into an ambitious new chapter in 2024.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Jessica Chaz Shines with New Remix of Promise of Sunlight
Singer-songwriter Jessica Chaz has released a radiant new remix of her single “Promise of Sunlight,” created in collaboration with South African jazz pianist Lindi Ngonelo. Based in Vancouver but originally from Durban, Chaz brings a global perspective to her music, blending soulful roots with messages of resilience and hope. This fresh take on “Promise of Sunlight” showcases the seamless partnership between Chaz and Ngonelo, a longtime collaborator, infusing the song with warmth and groove.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Meet Niko Ceci, The Multi-Talented Teen Shaping the Spotlight
Niko Ceci, a fast-rising teen actor, singer, and dancer from Toronto, is making waves with the release of his second single, the energetic and emotionally charged “Outta Control.” This soulful, piano-driven pop and R&B track explores the mounting pressures teenagers face as they navigate the challenges of growing up.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Ash Molloy’s Breakdown Delivers a Raw and Honest Reflection
Ash Molloy’s newest single, “Breakdown,” dives deep into the mental and emotional challenges we face in our day-to-day lives. Known for her authenticity and commanding vocal delivery, Molloy brings vulnerability to the forefront in a way that feels both intimate and relatable. With roots in 1990s alt-rock influences like Fiona Apple and Alanis Morissette, her sound combines nostalgic intensity with a contemporary edge that’s all her own.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
Heartland Canadian Indie Rockers The Sarandons Deliver Resilient New Album
The Sarandons return with their second full-length album Drawing Dead, a raw and reflective collection that embraces life’s challenges with a mix of electrifying intensity and grounded resilience. Recorded largely live off the floor, the album captures the essence of a band transitioning from “holding on tightly to letting go lightly,” as lead singer Dave Suchon describes it. While the record delivers plenty of memorable moments – from Craig Keeney’s soaring guitar solos to Damian Coleman’s melodic bass lines – its true strength lies in its emotional core, as the band explores the complexities of middle adulthood with their trademark defiant optimism.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
