Singer-songwriter Sheena Ko dazzles in this exquisite soundscape, captured in a beautifully filmed (and at times eery) video.

Singer-songwriter Sheena Ko dazzles in this exquisite soundscape, captured in a beautifully filmed (and at times eery) video.
The Guelph twins (Emmalia and Sarafina Bortolon-Vettor) known as Bonnie Trash flex their doom-inflected hard rock muscles on the track “Shades of You”.
From the EP ‘Hail, Hale!’.
Meltt excel at groovy psych-pop with a light touch. The video features intriguing animation and live shots from director Sterling Larose.
Kristina Parlee and Ron Bates of Dartmouth are Smaller Hearts. “Belts and Braces” with its driving rhythm demonstrates their keen songwriting skills.
From the album ‘Rock and Roll Was Here to Stay’.
Peggy Messing’s (La Faute) love ballad allusion to watercolours is intriguingly filmed in glorious black and white.
The ever-so-cool smooth jazz sounds of Olivia Khoury.
From the album ‘Portraits’.
Love Language navigate the complex world of colonialism and organized religion with swooning charm.
Toronto-based Brent Randall and Los Angeles-dwelling Johnny Toomey are Vanity Mirror, sounding very much like McCartney, with visuals to match.
Lilting and soft, “Quiero Quedarme” drifts into your consciousness in completely timeless fashion.
Contemporary alternative with heavy helpings of classic rock stylings.
From the album ‘Desiring’.