Sounds like a classic and who knows, might become one.

Just before his 30th birthday, one of Canada’s most talented new rappers brought his debut album with 10 tracks.

Backed by seven talented talented musicians, singer-songwriter Maude Audet brings some of the best melodies you could hear last year on the new album “Comme une odeur de déclin”.

This is the second album from young singer and songwriter (and actress) Nadia Essadiqi.

“La science du cœur” is a story about balance – in love, in art, but in a way also Pierre Lapointe’s relationship with his growing audience.

This Quebecois artist from Congo combines Afro beats with electro and folk into a mix that’s among the best things that have come out of Canada in the recent years.

Montreal singer-songwriter Beyries likes short songs with short titles, so the simplicity of her latest material comes along with its intensity.

It’s true that Arcade Fire fans are the immediate target group of John Jacob Magistery’s music – just try his 2016 indie hit “Carol“.

On their fourth album, Timber Timbre cope with all the chaos and mind pollution we’ve been going through over the last two years.

Having spent three years (almost) alone in Paris, Peter Peter comes back with a synthwave / electro pop album dedicated to the French capital.