David Picco: Brand New Album and Music Video Launched Today
There is an abundance of new music being released today, and we were spoiled for choice when picking one to focus on today. With…
reviews
Review: Lydia Persaud, “Let Me Show You”
We’ve been writing this site long enough now that we’ve had the great good fortune to see the tremendous development of a number of…
Review: Leanne Hoffman, “What Remains”
Nova Scotia singer-songwriter Erin Costelo had quite a busy year in 2018. Along with the successful release of her own “Sweet Marie” album, she…
Review: Saint Lo, “We Could Be”
It was by pure chance that I recently encountered the music from Montreal folk band, Saint Lo, when needing just one more new song…
Review: wild/kind, “West Ends”
Vancouver’s wild/kind have created a flurry of flush, pop-rock tunes. Released at the end of January, but just now reaching the airwaves of my…
Review: Philippe Sly & Le Chimera Project, “Schubert: Winterreise”
I didn’t hear Schubert’s Winterreise cycle until I was in college. A friend had introduced me to the work of Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, the German…
Review: Schwey, “Schwey”
Wearing influences such as Prince and D’Angelo on their sleeves, Schewy have created a schweet and groovy self-titled debut album. There’s something magical about…
Review: Tim Moxam, “Marlborough Hall”
We’ve enjoyed music from Tim Moxam over the last few years, due in part to some rotation on the SiriusXM Canadian music stations that…
Review: Pretty Archie, “Hanging On”
Every now and then, when casually searching for new music, something completely new and unexpected crosses my path. Often cursed with a relatively short-attention…
Review: Psalm Trees, “Crystal, Coral, Fossil: A Collection”
A mystical type of melancholia and introspection from London, Ontario’s Psalm Trees. Brothers Shawn and Derek Durant have been quietly creating mesmerizing beauty under…