By: Samantha D’Alessandro Last week I was on a casual late night drive with a friend of mine, jamming to some tunes and talking about life, when he showed me a song called “Eyes Don’t Lie” by an artist named Daggy. I was at a loss for words after hearing the classic bluesy tune and […]
The winter is wrapping up soon and I am far beyond done with it. Just a few more weeks and were all free. Here are some things that have been helping me get through: I can’t believe there are adults reading this that continue to binge on Junior Chickens when there are cheaper, tastier, and […]
On leap day this year, I decided to get my first tattoo EVER. Growing up, I gathered a collection of seven different piercings but I never got a tattoo, even though it was something I was always fascinated by and at one point even wanted to be a tattoo artist. A big part of the […]
Our favourite UK Dream Pop quartet Ralph TV has been sharing unique videos from the start in 2017, taking viewers on captivating journeys with each new piece of content. Today, we are thrilled to exclusively premiere their brand new and cosmic video for their latest single, “Fast Lane.” This psychedelic video continues on the same […]
If you’ve been keeping up with todays trends in the music scene, it’s no secret that a pop-punk revival is on the rise. As the years go by trends fluctuate, with many returning in an evolved way. Artists Xarissa (Anna James) and MNDFL (Jody Tompkins) grew up listening to pop-punk music and are enthusiastic about […]
Toronto’s own Luna Li (Hannah Bussiere Kim) has released her highly anticipated debut album Duality earlier this month. I first came across the Korean-Canadian multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, composer, and producer, when her band was playing at a local venue I was at for drinks. I unexpectedly ended up watching her show, and have been following along […]
Turnover returned to Toronto on November 8th to perform at the Danforth Music Hall. This was the first time that the band has played in the city since their 2019 RBC Echo Beach performance at famed Toronto chef Matty Matheson’s festival MattyFest. Turnover kicked off the show with “Tears of Change”, which was an interesting […]
My name is John Mendoza and welcome back to “What I’m Diggin.” This series will feature posts by our contributors, guest bloggers, and musicians. It’s finally 2019 and a lot of new changes in my life have already begun to take root. Here is what I’m digging this week: 1.) Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse Spider-Man […]
Bonfires are one of my favourite summer activities. There is something so blissful about gathering around a fire with your closest friends and family and enjoying the calmness of nature, good music, and making memories that will last a lifetime. If you are also into campfires, you need to check out these essentials listed below […]
Desert Daze music festival took place from September 29 through October 2nd at Lake Perris,CA. Pond closed out the festival with an electrifyingly trippy set at the Block Stage. Earlier that day, I had the chance to sit down with the band to chat the deluxe version of their most recent album “9”, see how […]
I can’t be the only one who has felt constantly in and out of a creative slump over these past two very draining years. I go through periods of creative bliss and euphoria where I feel an overwhelming amount of motivation and inspiration with a huge go getter attitude.Then suddenly, days after that, I draw […]
Toronto based Pop artist Zoe Xandra is dropping her brand new EP tomorrow titled, TMI. The EP is all about heartbreak and healing scars, something we can all relate to. Xandra opens up to us about her life story and struggles. It opens up with “Bite My Tongue” which is both uplifting and relatable. The […]
Photo Credits: Jayben Favila Rex Orange County played his first of two sold-out shows at the Danforth Music Hall on January 29th. Rex took the stage with a full-band by his side, opening the set with a throwback track, “Never Enough” off of his album, Apricot Princess. His vocals were melodic and charming, and he […]
Remember that one Yoplait commercial with the giant mouths? A lot of kids were singing “Yop Me Mama” word for word back then, especially if you grew up watching YTV in 2004. Science has proven that music can help improve and even restore memory. When you listen to music, you interpret it according to your […]
