Toronto Pop-Funk Artist Siggimusic Shares New Single + Video, “FunkyLine”
Genre-blurring pop-funk artist Siggimusic returns with his bold new single and video, FunkyLines, out now on all platforms. The second release from his upcoming EP NOW (expected early 2026), the track arrives as both a sonic and visual celebration of individuality, style, and creative collaboration.
More than just a song, “FunkyLines” is a manifesto – and a preview of what’s to come. Sharing its name with Siggimusic’s forthcoming clothing brand launching this summer, the track connects two of his most dynamic artistic outlets: music and fashion. Every item featured in the music video is part of the first drop from the FunkyLines collection, designed in collaboration with his partner and visual muse, who also stars in the video as the glittering “fairy” figure.
“The track taps into style, rhythm, and self-expression,” says Siggimusic. “It’s about owning your lane – your ideas, your voice, your vision – and showing up for it with intention. I didn’t want to separate the creative parts of who we are. The music and the clothes aren’t just matching, they’re coming from the same place. FunkyLines is the sound, the look, and the energy speaking the same language.”
Shot inside the iconic Model Railroad Club of Toronto, the “FunkyLines” video is a surreal dreamscape where miniature worlds meet fashion-forward fantasy. Every element of the set was handcrafted by local artists, creating a richly textured backdrop that mirrors the song’s layered production and visual ambition.
Pay close attention and you’ll find a few clever easter eggs: lyrics in the second verse (“leather up, blue wave denim to set you up, box V-cut shirt”) aren’t just poetic – they’re literal references to pieces from the first Funkylines clothing drop.
Following May’s electrifying single “DOIT!”, “FunkyLines” continues to shape the narrative of NOW – an EP that explores movement, reinvention, and the joyful collision of art forms. At its heart, this project is about connection: between people, between ideas, and between the threads that make up a fully expressed creative life.