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Here at Met Radio, we’re celebrating the year 2024 with a series of lists rounding up our favourites of the year! We’ve invited station volunteers and staff to share their top ten…
Grounded in the present and looking to the past, Lubalin’s haha, no worries is an ode to the old, the new, and the best in music.
Dreamy, soulful, and honest. These are the cornerstones of Luna Li’s sophomore album When a Thought Grows Wings.
Paradise State of Mind is a psychedelic fever dream that chases ecstasy across a digital landscape.
Growing up is hard, but Sea Girls’ Midnight Butterflies makes it a bit more bearable.
The journey is often better than the destination, and that’s certainly the case with Coleman Hell’s latest record JOYRIDE!
Tenille Arts invites listeners to explore love, friendship, and heartbreak with her on her fourth studio album, To Be Honest.
Brutally honest and poignant, Alexander Stewart’s if you only knew is a worthy addition to the singer’s discography.
Listen now, think later: Tate McRae’s sophomore album is here. The Canadian singer-songwriter is issuing a new era of pop and you don’t want to miss it.
Voyager shows no sign of slowing down with the release of their eighth studio album, Fearless in Love.
Blending the present with the past, Half Moon Run’s Salt pays tribute to the band’s humble beginnings.
Masterful storytellers The National return with their melodic ninth album First Two Pages of Frankenstein.
