She is Madonna. Simply and boldly, just Madonna. When the term “icon” in the music industry is passed around, a few artists come to mind. Names like Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Jimmy Hendrix, The Beatles,…
This week, your hosts Sean Chin and Andreas Babiolakis sit down to discuss plummeting CD sales, Godspeed You! Black Emperor concert review, Meow The Jewels, what we saw at TIFF, and an interview with Frank Turner. Links: CD Sales Drop…
Jill Hennessy performs at Adelaide Hall in Toronto. Thanks to Union Events for media access.15
Photographs by Sarah Rix. For an all-ages show featuring a dance synth pop band I was quite shocked to see the crowd mostly of people in their late 20’s filled at The Danforth Music Hall in…
Lianne La Havas has been a distinctive voice since the release of her debut album “Is Your Love Big Enough?” Fusing neo-soul, jazz and folk, La Havas built songs, usually about love, around breezy guitars…
Photographs by Adam Pulicicchio. In the twenty years since Free the Children’s inception, founders Marc and Craig Kielburger have sought to build local, domestic and international communities that share their dream of eradicating global poverty….
Wolf Alice performed at Adelaide Hall in Toronto.
Photographs by Katrina Wong Shue. Nick Jonas is just another name in the cannon of male pop stars who’ve sought success outside the trappings of their boy band beginnings. The delightful youngest Jonas brother has…
Montreal is their so called home, but twin sisters Chantal and Kathleen Ambridge stay true to their California roots on their latest single “Earthquake”. Even with dark undertones, it’s covered with sunny and sweet riffs. Side…
