Highlights

The Hamilton-born singer-songwriter, who is no stranger to playing stages and singing his heart out, is without a doubt a name to reckon with.

On the face of it, their glaring incompatibility indeed doesn’t at all hint of any potential collaborative musical engagement—until Mango Cat happened.

There is warmness in his melodies and modesty in his words, beautifully fused together in a way that’s not quite mind-blowing—but certainly stirs up the heart.

While her style has surreptitiously evolved 15 years since Happier Than Everybody Else, her time-honored musical identity remarkably remains unspoiled.

Powered by their rock roots bestrewed with a dose of classic alternative lush, Tony Goff & The Broken Colours deliver an orderly reinvention of contemporary rock dicta.

“It’s okay to not be okay.”

The release of “Boy” marked the start of the band’s promising career.

Listening to The Village is like taking a stroll down memory lane.

These guys’ overall groovy and rhythmic song formula morphs their varied influences into a wholly new aesthetic that is Luna Blue.

Finally, following a few years of inactivity, the band returned to the studio and began work for their 2020 effort.