Matthew Holtby has been quietly but steadily building something special from his home base in Warkworth, Ontario. Over the past couple of years, he’s been releasing singles one by one—each a glimpse into his evolving artistry, his heart, and the world around him. With his latest track, “This Is Bliss,” Holtby delivers what may be […]
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Ryan Loves Sports is the kind of artist who revels in the unexpected. Hailing from Texas, he fuses Texas Country with the eclectic charm of the British Invasion, wraps it in the gritty warmth of 90s Alt Rock, and sprinkles it with a touch of classic comedy. Think Abbot & Costello riffing with Frankenstein, but
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Jason Lyles brings an infectious energy to the indie music scene, marked by his distinctive, unflinching positivity and raw musicianship. Known for his resonant fusion of rock, pop, and Americana, Lyles has a rare gift for blending sounds that capture listeners across genres. His music exists comfortably between boundaries, with the wiry, upbeat pop of
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Emilie Thorsby is an emerging force in the music industry, captivating audiences with her heartfelt lyrics and engaging melodies. With seven songs to her name, she has managed to capture significant attention, with four of her tracks making it into rotation at seven radio stations across the USA. Among these stations is the prominent Radio
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Southampton’s Daniel J. Ash, better known by his solo project name Teenage Waitress, continues to capture the essence of modern life with his latest single, “Cry Cry Cry.” Since the release of his debut album, Love & Chemicals, in 2020, Ash has been enchanting audiences with his unique blend of catchy tunes and fuzzy, nostalgic
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The Boathouse, a yacht-rock influenced quartet from Toronto, Canada, are making waves with their distinctive sound and unique lyrical style. The band, comprising Ryan Farley on guitars and vocals, Yamaha Artist Josh Trager on drums, Tristan Armstrong on bass and vocals, and Vincent Spilchuk on keys and vocals, brings together a wealth of experience from
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The streaming music era has ushered in an eclectic blend of artists who defy traditional trends, creating genre-bending productions that expand the ever-changing pop music sonic palette. One such trailblazing act is Muo Duo, a New York-based brother-sister duo comprising Miles and Winter Donnelly. Their aptly titled and widely acclaimed 2022 EP, Tasting Menu, showcased
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Love into faith, faith into love: This is how the musical artist CHRIST describes himself. Known as the Urbansoul Prophet and Messiah of Love, CHRIST has captivated over 800,000 Spotify streams and more than 2 million YouTube views. His music unites not only lovers of the UrbanSoul genre but also the many religious and non-religious
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Diving into the heart of the Washington, DC College Park scene, Higher Education is not just a band; it’s a movement. This dynamic ensemble has crafted a unique niche for themselves, merging the laid-back grooves of traditional reggae with the raw energy of 90s rock, creating a sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh. At the
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Based in the heart of the music world, New York, Imogen Valentine is an emerging musical artist who is making waves in the industry. Born and raised in London to a diverse cultural background, with a Puerto Rican mother and an American father, Imogen’s musical journey began at a young age. She started taking singing
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