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Valmy: The Darkest
Valmy offers a beautiful reflection on loss on the second single from her upcoming album.
With Violet’s Saturday Nights In
If every Saturday night in was this much fun I’d never go out again!
Quiet Part Loud by Adam Staple
Adam Staple’s Quiet Part Loud is a solid, satisfying piece of indie-rock… and features a fiddle-infused Blondie cover. Intrigued? You ought to be.
Peter Vance’s Nothing To Lose
Peter Vance pivots toward country… but, when it comes to making great music, he’s staying the course.
I Ain’t Me by Mackenzie Critch
Check out the new single from emerging Newfoundland-based talent Mackenzie Critch.
Kelsey Arsenault’s Branches
Jazzy, folky and fantastic - Kelsey Arsenault’s new single ‘Branches’ packs an emotional punch.
John Moran’s Not Dead Yet
A fantastic piece of psychedelic-tinged pop that’s going to live on your summer playlist.
I Will Be There by Baraka
Do yourself a favour — check out this engaging, soulful pop from St. John’s-based Baraka.
Bare Bones by Evelyn Jess
Do yourself a favour — get Evelyn Jess’ new CD Bare Bones. It’s got great storytelling, a fantastic cover of a NL classic, and the title track is so good.
Roadside Shrine by Mike Fisher
Mike Fisher, a veteran 70s and 80s NL punk scene, is destined to make new fans in the 21st century with his latest release, Diary of and Psychic Vampire.
Ana and Eric’s I Can See Our House From Here
Uplifting new single from NL/Brazilian duo Ana & Eric.
Summer Bennett’s Sirens
Summer Bennett keeps the momentum with her latest single ‘Sirens’ and proves she’s got the talent to back the impressive hype.
Cereal Milk: The Long Drive Home
Cereal Milk’s new album The Long Drive Home, is full of indie pop gems.
Coming of Age: Goodbye Apollo
Please won't you listen, Goodbye Apollo is reporting of another phase (and it’s totally worth hearing).
Evergreen by Midnight Watch
The sophomore single from Midnight Watch picks up where ‘Writer’s Tears’ left off — with lyrics you’ll be singing for days.
The Rangers: Your Own Time
Modern experimentation and vintage sound combine to create timeless, fun music.
Eras: We Used To Go Out
Eras serve up a danceable piece of funk tinged pop… with the exciting promise of more to come.
I Will Love You by Carolina East
The latest track from Carolina East, I Will Love You, picked up where she left off with great vocals and relatable lyrics.
Nico Paulo’s Time
Check out this (justifiably) highly-anticipated folk pop from St. John’s-based Nico Paulo.
Rust by Summer Bennett
After her impressive debut Carsick, summer Bennett is back with another great track offering further proof that she’s an exciting new voice in music from Newfoundland.