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  • Review – Dele O

    By on August 9, 2017

    Album: 20/20 Release Date: July 21, 2017 Genre: Hip Hop 20/20 is the third project from Winnipeg rapper, singer, songwriter, Dele O, and shows him...

  • Interview – The Darcys

    By on June 22, 2017

    Photo Credit: Maya Fuhr The Darcys are a alt-pop duo composed of Wes Markell and Jason Couse. They are part of Canada’s up coming class...

  • Review – iLLvibe & Myer Clarity

    By on June 9, 2017

    Album: We Are The Aliens Release Date: June 9, 2017 Download Genre: Hip Hop We Are The Aliens begins with a short intro as the...

  • Review – T Mitch

    By on May 11, 2017

    Mixtape: Let It Be Heard Release Date: Available Now Stream Genre: Rap/ Hip Hop Ottawa rapper T Mitch hits the stage with his newest mixtape,...

  • Review – Mac DeMarco

    By on May 5, 2017

    Album: This Old Dog Release Date: May 5, 2017 Download Genre: Indie-Folk/ Rock The king of airy, indie-folk has made his triumphant return. But not in...

  • Review – OPO

    By on April 26, 2017

    Album: Future Perfect Release Date: February 27, 2017 Download Genre: Rock “It’s hard to be critical / But please hear us out” Montreal based alternative...

  • Review – The Treble

    By on February 10, 2017

    Album: Modernaires Release Date: February 10, 2017 Download Genre: folk-pop The Treble are yet another product of Winnipeg’s bourgeoning music scene. The first time that...

  • Review – Japandroids

    By on January 27, 2017

    Album: Near to the Wild Heart of Life Release Date: January 27th 2017 Download Genre: Rock It’s arrived. 5 years after the release of their...

  • Review – Red Cannons

    By on January 27, 2017

    Album: Always Something Release Date: January 27, 2017 Download Genre: Rock The Red Cannons are all set to release their second commercial project, and first...

  • Who Owns Canadian Hip-Hop?: A look into some of the top lyricists from across the country!

    By on January 16, 2017

    There’s no one thing about rap that makes it fascinating. From great beats and innovative production, to in-depth and biting lyrics. With the mainstream staying...