What’s going on my music-loving party people!? Welcome back once again to the spot on the Internet that brings you the best music around. Right here on Canadian Beats Media is where you can find it all the time. So be sure to stay subscribed or follow us on all of our social platforms, to stay up-to-date. But these are gonna be my hand-picked favourites of the week so I hope you enjoy them. I like to call them Zach’s Picks of The Week, but you can just call it your new music. So when you say we check out these previews from these real articles posted this week here on our amazing website. Please tell your friends and enjoy Zach’s Picks Of The Week!!
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Rising alt-rock powerhouse Ash Molloy is back with her most poignant and unapologetic release yet. “will I ever learn?,” available now via Wax Records, is a gripping, emotionally charged anthem that confronts the relentless cycle of injustice faced by women. The track cements Molloy’s status as one of Canada’s most fearless voices in alternative music, blending raw vulnerability with an unfiltered lyrical edge reminiscent of ‘90s alt icons Fiona Apple and Alanis Morissette. Listen to it now and all your favourite streaming platforms and within this article.
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Over the past decade, Brock Geiger has established himself as a sought-after collaborator, contributing to nearly 50 records and touring internationally with a range of artists. His debut full-length album, Some Nights, is a culmination of his rich musical journey—melding deeply personal storytelling with innovative production. Co-produced with longtime collaborator, & Grammy award-winner, Will Maclellan, the album seamlessly moves between groove-driven energy and ambient intimacy, featuring contributions from Matt Chamberlain, Sam Gendel, Gabe Noel, and longtime friends Clea Anaïs and Kaelen Ohm. Head on to this article to watch the video for some nights and listen to the full album.
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With the heart of classic Americana and the soul of a protest song, “America”, the latest single from Ottawa-based HemlockHotel following “Running Out Of Road,” is an unflinching look at history, inheritance, and the longing for something better. Originally released during the 2020 U.S. presidential election, “America” has only grown more relevant in today’s turbulent times. Re-released in 2025, this evocative track is both a lament and a rallying cry—a song for those who refuse to let hope slip through their fingers. You should check out their new single plus an interview here.
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After the release of his debut album Bar and a Half in 2024, Steve G collaborates with Toronto’s Radar Love Records and producer Michael Hanson on “Ordinary Man.” Released in February 2025, this track marks a departure from his traditional country sound, adding a fresh edge that blends folk, rock, and a touch of grit. Written by Hanson and performed by G, “Ordinary Man” reflects on life’s struggles, resilience, and the yearning for freedom. Check out our single review for his latest single here.
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Toronto-based artist Puma June’s emotionally charged single, “Love Comes & Goes,” serves as the focal point of her debut A Woman That They Want EP. Known for her vulnerability and rawness, Puma June creates a space where self-love and acceptance take centre stage. This powerful ballad is the most intimate track on her album, as it delicately navigates women’s health and the personal struggles many women face but rarely speak about. The official music video can be seen in this article.
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What if a song could slip through time, bridging past and present, reality and imagination? With their latest single, “Can You See It?,” JukeBox County—the brainchild of musician and mental health advocate Rich Tyo—invites listeners on a mesmerizing sonic journey where mystery, healing, and the unknown collide. Rooted in folk storytelling but stretching into the surreal, “Can You See It?” Is the first chapter in an unfolding immersive narrative. We’ve got an article that has an interview with JukeBox County for you to enjoy here.
Those are gonna be everything I mustard up from this incredible website this week. Be sure to explore the rest of our website or even more on our social platforms. Every day there is new stuff getting posted so be sure to stay up-to-date with Canadian beats. But if you enjoyed any of these recommendations, please be sure to share them with your friends and family.. also be sure to tune in next time and see who’s gonna join our list of the best new music around. Spread the love and positivity in our world and I will be back next time. PEACE, LOVE, AND GOOD MUSIC EVERYONE!!