04.01.22
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Mear Go the Distance with “Second Sight”

Mear is an indie pop collaboration between singer-songwriter Frances Miller and electronic composer Greg Harrison. Together, their music combines catchy melodies and poignant lyrics with their shared love of experimental music. Miller and Harrison met while working at the music venue Massey Hall in Toronto and began collaborating shortly thereafter by sending tracks back and forth over social media. 
“Some memories help propel us forward while others cling to us so tightly that they bind us in place.” Mear shares about triumphant “Second Sight,” their latest release from forthcoming album Soft Chains (April 22nd). “This song is about someone who is grappling with a memory that holds them back. It’s about a confrontation and making it out on the other side.”

Watch the video for “Second Sight”, integrating dance artist Katherine Semchuk’s choreography with animator Kristen-Innes Stambolic’s vision.

04.01.22
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Dear Midnight Reveals Their Debut Electronic Pop and Downtempo Single “Fool’s Gold”

Dear Midnight is the San Francisco-based electronic music duo, who formed in 2020. The frontwoman, Jessa Callen, is a conservatory trained songwriter and harpist and has worked on productions such as Mozart in the Jungle, Bel Canto, and Confessions of a Shopaholic as well as a Cordless Recordings (Warner) artist with her group The Callen Sisters.

Dear Midnight blends wordsmithing with jazz harmony and electronic grooves to create songs that speak to the heart and soul of issues like the un-reality of social media, temptation, opioid addiction, and unconditional love. Both versatile multi-instrumentalists, they wrote and recorded their debut EP, Siren Song, in their home studio, combining 90’s trip-hop with electro-pop sensibilities, filtered through the lens of a singer-songwriter.

Their newest song from Siren Song was just released, entitled “Fool’s Gold.” This electronic pop and downtempo song has the sense and stylings of a singer/songwriter in the way it’s structured and performed. “Fool’s Gold” has a strong Tori Amos vibe throughout with a Goldfrapp or Massive Attack influence on the overall electronic sound. Jessa’s vocals are entrancing and the beat and melody makes you want to sway your body.

“Fool’s Gold explores the trope ‘all that glitters is not gold,’ concluding that things are not always as they seem and that beneath a glamorous façade there could be something else entirely,” shares Jessa. It’s a deep reminder that being so trusting can get you in trouble or cause pain.

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Fool’s Gold is the band’s debut single from their upcoming EP, Siren Song, set for release on May 20th, 2022.

Find Dear Midnight via:
Website // Instagram // Facebook // Twitter // YouTube // Spotify // Soundcloud

03.28.22
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“Queen (of the Barstool Two-Step)” is Randie O’Neil’s Latest Single from her Upcoming Album

Randie O’Neil has done it again with her latest single, “Queen (of the Barstool Two-Step).” The country, Americana, and folk artist herself is breaking boundaries with this new track, fusing elements of alternative pop with folk, country, and rock all together in sound. 

O’Neil describes her latest single as “actually a sad song about a lonely individual who just doesn’t want to be alone. They get dressed up and try to look their best and hope they don’t end up alone. They also know that it’s not true love but just alone in a crowd. It’s a covid song in that for lonely people, covid was even lonelier because there was no chance at connection.”

O’Neil puts her whole self into her writing and performances, using honest and witty lyrics about heartache and strength, paired with catchy melodies. With her roots-inspired sound, she has independently released multiple albums over the years. This latest single is one of many. With influences like Pat Benatar, Melissa Etheridge, and Fleetwood Mac you are sure to not be disappointed.

Make sure to go check out “Queen (of the Barstool Two-Step)”

Find Randie O’Neil via:

Website // Instagram // Facebook // Twitter // YouTube // TikTok //  Spotify // Soundcloud 

03.24.22
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Joey Jane Shares Breakout Single “What If This Was The End?”

Joey Jane kicks off the year with an Alt Rock track for your radar. Hailing from Worcester, Massachusetts, Joey Jane brings the true essence of Rock back to life with the breakout single “What If This Was The End?,” out today via all digital outlets.


“The song is about perception taking a step back to realize and understand the things in front of you and the world around you. It’s not meant to be political but more of a general idea for humanity. The premise of the song simply put is, if today is the last day we had on earth, what would you do? How would you react? Suddenly war, injustice, racism, money, power, to petty arguments between family and friends would simply become irrelevant. Begging the question, what’s the point of all of it in the first place. In the last moments of life none of these things would be important to anyone so why don’t we all act accordingly during life instead of working so hard to try to divide and destroy what we have while we’re here.”  – Joey Jane

For fans of Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Stone Temple Pilots and Green Day, Joey Jane brings an intense and intricate sound to the table, as he creates a sound that is uniquely his own. With an undeniable energy, the message of the lyrics bring the song to a whole new level, showcasing Joey Jane not only as a talented performer but as a songwriter as well.

Joey Jane’s new single “What If This Was The End?,”  is out now which is only the beginning of great music to come from the artist in 2022.



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03.24.22
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noelle is Far from “Stupid” on New Release


Raised in the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in Ontario, in a family and community that surrounded her with music, noelle’s upbringing exposed her to a vast range of musical genres, from Nat King Cole and Sarah Vaughan, to the pow wow drum and native wind flute from her Indigenous roots. Expressing her thoughts and emotions at her piano, coupled with a reality she sought to transcend, noelle began writing her own music as a therapeutic form of self-expression. 

Vulnerable new single, “Stupid,” was inspired by long distance relationships. Falling in love is such an amazing feeling, but it can fall apart when distance is involved. The artwork accompanies the song’s vibe – simple, raw, beautiful.

03.24.22
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Will Ryte Debuts Hip Hop Masterpiece”Harder You Fall”

Will Ryte is a passionate and energetic Hip-Hop/Melodic Trap artist who strives to share his experiences through music. Based in Toronto, the artist/producer/engineer/guitarist has quickly become known for telling unique stories of his troubled past, including dropping out of high school, and finding himself in and out of incarceration for years.

He displays his vulnerability on “Harder You Fall,” inspired by memories of losing his freedom and how that became a pivotal moment in his life.