Serena Ryder and William Prince meet again in “River of Tears,” the second duet released by two of the country’s finest songwriters. The song’s journey of resilience is a theme familiar to both artists. Earthy and grounded, “River of Tears” is carried by gently interwoven vocals over sparkling tones.

Today Skye Wallace releases her Six Shooter label debut “Terribly Good” and shares album highlight “Tear A Piece (Bite Me)”. Skye Wallace is an expert at proving herself in every room, at every turn and with Terribly Good, Wallace does it once again with her scream queen prowess of carving melodies and shreddable moments from rock foundations.

Fresh off the release of their newest album, July Talk are headed on the road across Canada and the U.S. for the Remember Never Before Tour.

Whitehorse build the world of I’m Not Crying, You’re Crying with another new song, “If The Loneliness Don’t Kill Me,” out today. With its classic country stylings, all twang and playful melodrama, the song rides the rollercoaster of extremes, from harsh isolation to overwhelming socialization, that have characterized life in recent years.

July Talk announce their new album, Remember Never Before, from the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto where they’ve just played the whole thing from top to bottom. In maximalist fashion, the news of July Talk’s fourth full-length record comes with three new songs and a video, with more to come. Remember Never Before arrives January 20, 2023.

Toronto songwriter Skye Wallace today announced that her highly anticipated new album Terribly Good is set for release on October 28th, featuring her new single “Tooth And Nail,” available on all streaming platforms now.

Through their seven full-length albums, prolific duo Whitehorse — Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet — have left no emotional, personal, fantastical, or political stone unturned, and their upcoming LP, I’m Not Crying, You’re Crying,

Don’t worry! You can now listen to Skye Wallace’s gorgeous acoustic live version of “Everything Is Fine” wherever you stream music. Feel good and watch the magic unfold against a starry backdrop in the live video.

Artistic worlds collide in Tanya Tagaq’s first remix collection, Tongues North Star Remixes, inspired by songs from her recent album Tongues. Remix artists Kronos Quartet, Ash Koosha, Daedelus, The Halluci Nation, Chad Van Gaalen and July Talk are all repeat collaborators from Tagaq’s many stage, studio and video projects, while Backxwash and Dave Parley are both first-time collaborators.

Whitehorse venture deeper into 70’s country classicism in their new release “We’ll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning.” The duo’s reimagining of the Joyce Ann Allsup original invokes iconic Phase 90 guitar frequencies reminiscent of the era’s country legends.

Tanya Tagaq’s “In Me” and “Tongues” from her album Tongues have been reimagined in her first remix collection, Tongues North Star Remixes, out July 22. Paola Prestini’s “In Me,” is a sinuous piece, the result of a long and careful process, and is the two composers’ explicit statement against cultural appropriation in classical and experimental music.

A bouquet of psychedelic country pop, Whitehorse’s “Summer Wine” arrives dripping with lush guitar notes and seductive vocals, mixing a moody and mysterious flavour to the Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood original.