Some artists write songs to become someone else. Bran Redneck wrote “Redneck” to tell you exactly who he already is. There’s no persona here, no
Jeff Catto, known as just Catto, doesn’t write songs to chase a trend. He writes them to tell the truth, and on his new single
Some breakups leave you angry. Jessica Sole’s newest single is about the ones that leave you nostalgic instead, and that distinction is exactly what makes
Bobby Dove doesn’t make music for the mainstream. The Montreal-born, Manitoba-based singer-songwriter; a trans/non-binary artist whose identity runs through their storytelling as naturally as a
Some songs give you permission to stop holding it together. Taylor-Rae’s “Messy” is one of them. The Alberta-born country artist has built a reputation for
Tim Hicks has never been an artist who sits still, and Going Somewhere makes that pretty clear from the jump. The five-time JUNO Award nominee
Some songs sound exactly like what they’re about. “Smooth Runnin’” is one of them. Delta Sweet, the solo project of Patrick Kordyback (yes, that guy
Justin Fancy knows how to land a punchline, and “I’ve Got A Keg” might be his best one yet. The Newfoundland-born country artist is back
Tenille Arts is one of the most compelling stories in Canadian country music. She grew up in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, a small city on the southern
Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is walk away. Martina Dawn captures that feeling with precision on her newest single, “I’ll Be the Cowboy,”
Mandy McMillan has never been one to mince words, and her latest single makes that crystal clear from the title alone. “LTMFG” stands for “Let
Some breakup songs make you cry. Karly Kryski’s latest makes you text your best friend and ask what time they’re free. Released June 5th, “Happy