We were recently introduced to Jamz Unplugged, a gritty new performance series from Toronto’s own HNTRS CLUB, and were pleasantly surprised by their deep...
TLDR: Canadian Content Policy limits diversity in the audiovisual industry by excluding creators under outdated citizenship-based rules. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)...
TLDR: TV addiction takes centre stage in the 1988 Public Enemy protest track—a message that resonates stronger than ever in the digital age. Originally...
TLDR: Hip-Hop and HIV intersect in “Positive” a powerful 1992 track by The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy that challenged stigma and promoted education through...
TLDR: Our new interview with Spictacular traces his path from artist to West Coast tastemaker, diving into Capital Wave, Latin roots, and Canada’s evolving...
TLDR: The 80s-inspired anthology Freaky Tales leans heavily on nostalgia, but Kingston University’s Matthew Melia says it’s “all surface and no substance .” Nostalgia...
TLDR: In the music industry, opening acts may gain short-term exposure, but lasting success relies on strong follow-up, strategy, and fan engagement beyond the...
TLDR: A political party in Australia surprised everyone by releasing a diss track aimed at their rivals. Unfortunately, the cringe-worthy lyrics and tone-deaf delivery...
TLDR: Discover how AI agents are transforming music by helping artists create, promote, and manage their work with smart automation and creative support tools....