Smooth Sounds and Conversation with Forever
Musician and vocalist Forever talks about her collaborations with Ouri and the magic of playing around the world. [read on]
Musician and vocalist Forever talks about her collaborations with Ouri and the magic of playing around the world. [read on]
Young producer the hottest thing out of Toronto and just an all around chill guy. [read on]
It was a dark and rainy Saturday night, and for someone living in the western part of Montreal, going to Bar Le Ritz is as long and gruelling as climbing Mount Washington in ski boots. [read on]
Hot British band releases new album. [read on]
After their rootsy alt-folk band Twin Forks, whose music I got to appreciate, Dine Alone Records treats us with Dave Monks’ new solo release, a first for the Tokyo Police Club bandleader. To both his delight [read on]
J.u.D. talks about his new album, getting asked to play igloofest, and his collaborations with Majestic Casual. [read on]
Leisure Cruise might be a little off Montrealer’s radar right now, but that’s unlikely to be the case for long if the quality and energy of the La Vitrola show is any indication. [read on]
Organic electronic bands take hold of Cagibi and get the crowd moving. [read on]
Saxsyndrum tests the question “Do you trust your friends?” When it comes to remixing their music, apparently they do. [read on]
How Sad began as a bedroom project and evolved into something better. Harris Shper talks about how the dancey, upbeat band with the gloomy name got started. [read on]
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