Album reviews • Indie Folk
To Karas, the metaphor of flowers also symbolizes the songwriting process. Creating music is similar to how flowers grow. Music turns a difficult, dark, and painful experience into…
Film
Premiered on November 11th at Innis Town Hall, the film follows Nguyen’s investigation into finding his father, whom he never met as a result of the Vietnam War and the fall of Sai…
The Family Style shorts presentation program, held at TIFF Lightbox on November 8th, features a diverse collection of stories showcased in six different short films.
Akashi is one of the Centrepiece Gala films at the 59th Toronto Reel Asian Film Festival, presented at TIFF Lightbox on November 9th.
This sequel delivers on strong visuals, a chilling soundtrack, and emotional depth, but does it live up to the horror of the original?
Justin Tipping’s 2025 sports-oriented horror film “HIM”, took to Canadian cinemas this past September.
Album reviews • Various
Saskatchewan musician Ron Loos recently released his album “Ordinary Shine” on September 27, which shares with listeners many personal, poetic, and powerful messages.
Concerts • R&B
From rising Canadian talent to international headliners, Day 2 of SomeKinda R&B brought soul, energy, and intimate moments to Montebello Park.
A new music festival has entered the chat and it’s Canada’s first-ever R&B music festival.
Album reviews • Alternative / Singer/Songwriter
I recently interviewed Saskatchewan singer-songwriter Marissa Burwell about her latest album, Before The Hour’s Up. It feels like a personal memoir where Burwell reflects on memori…
Album reviews • Reggae / Ska
“Skatastic!” might be the only fitting way to describe Ska Sessions Volume 1, the new project from French producer Dubmatix–at least, that’s what they call track number
Singles / Song Review
On September 26, Luke released a reflective and resilient single, “Do You Wonder,” focusing on the healing process after a toxic relationship.
