Aria Ohlsson – “Ghost” (Single Review)

by | Feb 25, 2026

Honest songs. Haunted hearts. Unforgettable hooks. Aria Ohlsson is a 28-year-old Toronto-based singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in honesty, vulnerability, and emotional depth. After losing her mother at just 12 years old, songwriting became her way of...

Black and White Rewrite – Tokyo Ghost (Single Review & Interview)

by | Feb 25, 2026

Dark, explosive, and emotionally charged — “Tokyo Ghost” delivers soaring melody and controlled chaos in one unforgettable pop-punk punch Winnipeg five-piece Black and White Rewrite are back — louder, sharper, and more energized than ever. Blending decades of punk,...

Kele Fleming – “The Nite The Stars Fell” (AVRO Remix) (Single Review)

by | Feb 11, 2026

“The Nite The Stars Fell” (AVRO Remix) out now on World Peach Records Kele Fleming makes the kind of music that feels both timeless and urgently present. Her sound draws from 70s psychedelia but is anchored in a sharp feminist perspective and an...

Heidi Vincent – “Mean Jolene” (Single Review)

by | Feb 8, 2026

Heidi Vincent Announces New Single “Mean Jolene” — A Sharp, Modern Sequel to Dolly Parton’s Classic Vancouver singer-songwriter Heidi Vincent has officially released her latest single, “Mean Jolene,” a bold and cheeky narrative continuation of the story Dolly Parton...

Dylan Hennessy – “All We Can Do Is Dance” (Single Review)

by | Feb 4, 2026

When life gives you a loop, find the groove and flip the script Toronto multi-instrumentalist and genre-blurring songwriter Dylan Hennessy returns with his new single “All We Can Do Is Dance.” After nearly two decades of performing across the city and country —...

Red Orkestra – Letters From Afar (Album Review)

by | Feb 4, 2026

Band: Red OrkestraAlbum: Letters From AfarRelease Date: February 2, 2026Genre: Letters From Afar by Red Orkestra Kitchener-Waterloo-based quartet, Red Orkestra has emerged with Letters From Afar—a ten-track collection that feels like their most grounded work to date....