Toronto-based alt-pop artist, JULIANA EYE, is a singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and live support musician. After years of playing in bands and writing songs behind-the-scenes, JULIANA is stepping forward to showcase her own music in 2021. With pop at its core, her music draws influence from ‘90s alt-rock, indie & dance music, pairing it with introspective and self-empowering lyrics delivered through alluring vocals.A cheeky anthem that came from an exercise in catharsis, “U SUCK” is JULIANA’s debut release. It’s about taking off the rose-coloured glasses and coming to terms with the fact that not everyone around you has good intentions. You don’t always need to blame yourself and it’s okay to be angry about inconsistent and toxic behaviour. Sometimes they suck, you don’t.

Ghost Twin is a dark synthpop duo from Winnipeg, Canada that combines roaring synth lines, dirty pulsing bass, dreamy guitar, and a haunting vocal dichotomy where Baroque meets Industrial. Their audio/visual performance creates a full sensory evocative narrative of shadowy haunted rooms occupied by astral phantasms and electronic voices from beyond the aether.

The duo just released their new single, “Become Control” – an intense, uptempo dark electronic track.

From the east end of Toronto, ON, brings the independent alternative-R&B artist, Eadie. The talented songstress presents smooth R&B flows, with an alternative-pop twist. As a lover of alternative and hip-hop music, she writes poetic pieces over kicky beats. With each release, she mixes in a new mood; revealing another piece of her multifaceted persona. As Eadie puts it, she “doesn’t do love songs” and tends to focus her work on her struggles, behaviours and values.

Eadie’s new single, “Slowly,” is a light-hearted bop that plays on the idea of someone you love being that craving, devil on your shoulder or bad habit. Inspired by her own addictive personality, the song is set after a long night of contemplating one’s choices, and the morning cravings have set in. You’re aware of the problem, and want to make different choices, but the temptation is too much to handle.

If tragedy and overcoming adversity are the hallmarks of a good country song, River Town Saints have earned their dirt road credibility. Originally a five-piece from the Ottawa Valley, RTS have had a lot to show for the last couple years, including; millions of YouTube views and Spotify streams, a top 10 hit with their single, “Bonfire,” CCMA nominations, CMAO and Canadian Radio Music Awards.

When their original singer departed in 2018, and months later their bassist and best friend Daniel Di Giacomo died tragically at 31, it would have been understandable to throw in the towel. Not a chance. Remaining members Jeremy Bortot, Chris McComb and Jordan Potvin got to work writing songs and looking for a new lead singer. As fate would have it, newcomer Chase Kasner fit the bill. 

Written by RTS and Jason Blaine, new single, “Long Time Coming,” is the perfect summertime anthem featuring the band’s signature harmonies and catchy guitar riffs. 

Stream on SoundCloud + watch the official music video on YouTube now.

Hailing from Richmond Virginia, Mashup & Cozy Condition is an electrifying eight-piece ensemble with a unique sound that occupies the space between modern funk and off the wall experimentation. Mashup & Cozy Condition saw success in 2020 with 1 million total streams and a feature on the sought after “Nu-Funk” Spotify playlist.Ahead of their upcoming full length, they recently released single “Fly Wizard Fly,” which combines gritty funk and recognizable wall-of-sound brass and organs.

Before Conor Gains writes a song he gets out of the way. After all, great songs come through people, rather than from them. The 27-year-old singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer makes music that evolves freely because it’s been crafted outside of the box – effortlessly synthesizing the unmistakable warmth of Classic Soul and Modern R&B, with the

soaring melodies of Psychedelic Southern Rock and Pop, and bound together with the precision of an artist with an ear for Jazz.

New single, “Light Shine In” (off of Gains’ new Threë EP out April 16th), is a lament about missing home. The song speaks of the space in any relationship being the air that keeps the fire burning. Just like a good fire needs air, every relationship needs your own air to breathe.