Ushering in her project with her “spine tingling ghosting anthem” You’re Not Real You’re Just A Ghost and the kaleidoscopic Voyage Astral, Sophia Bel rounds off the EP with No More, revealing an intense and captivating journey.
On this new track, the Toronto-based artist explores relationship ambiguity and the far too common phenomenon of playing with another person’s feelings.
In addition to unveiling the 11 songs from her new album composed entirely on the family piano that belonged to her grandmother, BEYRIES invites you to the virtual launch of Encounter on Thursday, November 19th. The event will be streamed for free on her Facebook page.
The catchy tune with lush guitars and voluptuous harmonies is accompanied by a minimalist music video full of powerful symbols, directed by Alexandre Pelletier.
Directed by Loïc Darses, the video sets Marie in an empty nightclub at the end of her last live club set. The camera follows her on a physical and metaphorical journey of self-imposed exile, through breathtaking surrealist tableaus of urban decay, as she drags her massive road case behind her, like Sisyphus's burden. Back To Rock is taken from Renegade Breakdown, released on Bonsound (Canada) and Ninja Tune (ROW) on September 25th, 2020.
Accompanied by a melancholic music video, Closely is the third single off Encounter, an album in which each of the 11 songs tells a story of its own. The singer-songwriter's sophomore album is due out November 13th, via Bonsound.
The Montreal-based artist, singer, and producer is more introspective on this new song that follows the release of her “spine tingling ghosting anthem” You’re Not Real You’re Just A Ghost.
Pierre Kwenders and Clément Bazin are back with a second track off their EP Classe Tendresse (to be released on October 23rd) whose sound evokes an uninhibited club atmosphere.
For Pierre Kwenders, this first release is a love letter to Africa that plunges us in a universe of smiling melancholy and nostalgic longing.
After the announce of their album Renegade Breakdown (out September 25th) and release of its title track, the trio made up of Marie Davidson, Pierre Guerineau and Asaël R. Robitaille presents a new single.
The fanciful short film in three parts (one per song) is available to watch as of today on the Cinéma Moderne website.
A very limited edition 12’’ vinyl for DIVE, Milk & Bone’s collaborative EP with Belgian producer Alex Lustig, will be available on August 29th, in exclusivity for this year’s Record Store Day.
Produced by CRi, the moody, alt-pop track is an angsty, ironic kiss-off from the perspective of someone who’s been ghosted.
The Montreal-based artist returns with a musical tale composed of three poetic and adventurous tracks that blend together like a dream.
Available to pre-order as of today, the LP arrives under the banner of Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu, a trio formed of three old-time friends and long-term collaborators with shared roots in Montreal’s DIY scene
In addition to releasing this inspiring new song, the singer-songwriter presents a touching music video set in the 80s, and announces an update on her upcoming tour dates.
The song is a gift to Inuit communities in the wake of National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21.
Safia Nolin presents the first edition of Saint-Jeanne, a new type of Fête nationale, aiming to include everyone who is often left out of traditional St-Jean-Baptiste celebrations. The event will be livestreamed on Nolin’s Facebook page on June 24th at 8PM.
The Acadien duo unveils a single and a beer, created in partnership with Microbrasserie Lion Bleu.
