It's still festival time! This week we are taking a listen to Canadian artists that will be playing at POP Montreal Festival this year. POP Montreal International Music Festival is a non-profit community organization that [...]
It's time to revisit the Polaris Music Prize Short List before the Polaris Gala. Taking place September 16 at The Carlu in Toronto, Polaris Short List-nominated acts FET.NAT, Les Louanges, Haviah Mighty and Snotty Nose [...]
It's that time of year. After Labour Day Weekend and into September, the summer holidays are over and the kids are back in school. This week we are heading back to school with our musical [...]
This weeks playlist is a union of Canadian Indie tunes for Labour Day. Labour Day in Canada is celebrated on September 2 this year. This holiday officially celebrates workers and the labour union movement. It [...]
Yay it's Playlist Friday! Release Radar for August is our playlist this week. Release Radar playlists let you know what is new each month. We have a Spotify Release Radar playlist and a YouTube new [...]
We are off to another festival this week, Manitoba Electronic Music Exhibition 2019. This time I won't actually be traveling to this festival but will just enjoy the music that will be playing there. It [...]
The playlist this week was brought together with Morgana's help. It has many artists from her home Kootenay area. It is a "dazzling celebration of: diversity, creativity, and community musicians" as it says on on [...]
The playlist this week is about another festival, Kaslo Jazz Etc Festival. I love festival season and we are in the thick of it now. I am out at Gateway Festival this week and then [...]
It’s Release Radar playlist time! Release Radar are playlists that let you know what is new each month. We have a Spotify Release Radar playlist and a YouTube new video release playlist to help you [...]
Canada Day is coming up on Monday and I have a 7.5 hour long playlist to help you get ready for it! This playlist has been growing over the years. Our Canadian artists do seem [...]