We last told you about indie-pop songstress Luna Li back in early February when she released her stellar Jams EP on the masses. Now, the Toronto-based musician is back with a new song, and we couldn’t wait to share it with you.
Check out Cherry Pit in the embed below, and be sure to follow her socials to show some love. Hopefully, we’ll hear more from the singer-songwriter … sooner than later.
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Back in October last year, Toronto indie-electronic outfit aiwake released a collaborative single Faded Patterns featuring Saen. We took note here at The iM. Now, they’re back with new music, and we couldn’t wait to share these tracks with you.
Check out the #99000a EP in the embed below, and be sure to hit up their socials. And, if you haven’t seen it yet, watch the super rad video for Tonight (Sundown).
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If you’re not familiar with Toronto indie-pop songstress and musician Luna Li, you definitely should be. On Friday, she dropped her latest EP Jams on the masses, and we’ve had this thing on heavy rotation all weekend long. Now, it’s time to share it with you.
Check it out in the embed below and hit up her socials to show your support. This talented young lady deserves your attention.
If you dig this, you might like “Fleece – Do U Mind? (Leave The Light On)”
River Tiber is the moniker of Toronto singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tommy Paxton-Beesley. It’s been a minute since we’ve heard anything new from the Drake-approved producer, but the wait is over with a mesmerizing new extended play. Now, it’s time for you to take a listen.
Check out Rainbow Road and Hypnotized in the embed, and be sure to hit up his socials below to show some support. Let’s hope more music is on the way.
If you’ve had a shitty week at work and nothing seems to be going right, look no further than the latest from Toronto-based singer-songwriter Peter Sagar (aka HOMESHAKE) to make everything alright again. Today, he released a groovy new number into the world … a song about a cat.
“I made this song for fun to send to some friends while we were watching their cat Sesame for a week. It turned out better than I meant to so we decided to release it with this nice video animated by John Andrews. My friends are now moving to the arctic for a year so Sesame will be our new roommate. This is the third song I wrote about a cat.”
Listen to Sesame in the embed below and hit up his socials to show some love. And, if you grab a copy of the track, all profits are being donated to RAINN … a worthy cause, to say the least.
Indie-pop outfit Leisure hail from Auckland, New Zealand. We’ve been following the 5-piece for some time now, and their music always seems to catch our attention. Case in point; the new EP, Side A. It’s a real groovy, laid-back affair, and now it’s time to share it with you.
Check it out in the embed below and be sure to follow these guys over on their socials. You’ll be glad you did.
If you’re not familiar with Montreal indie-pop outfit Men I Trust, you must’ve been living under a rock the last few years. Back in early October, the band dropped a brand new song on the masses, Lucky Sue, and we’ve had it on repeat all month long. Now, we have a video for said song, and we’re excited to share it with you. Once again, Emmanuelle Proulx and company have outdone themselves.
Check out the clip in the embed below, and stay tuned for more going forward. Not sure about you, but we can’t wait to hear more from this talented bunch.
Back in early August, we told you about the rather infectious single, Hedge My Bets from Hamilton electronic-music-producer Illitry. Well, he’s finally dropped his new album, and we couldn’t be more excited about it here at The iM.
Check out Dalinean Horses in the embed below, and be sure to listen to our favourite album cuts, Aphrodite and Like Everyone Else. And, while we’ve got your attention, follow the social links below to show your support.
LAL is the moniker of Toronto’s Rosina Kazi and Nicholas Murray. Just recently, the experimental-electronic duo shared the second single off their upcoming long-player, Meteors Could Come Down. We can’t seem to get enough of this one here at The IM, so now it’s time to share it with you.
“For years, we have been creating and supporting our community of dark magical beings and in turn we also have been supported spiritually and emotionally,” says Kazi. “We are auspicious: those of us who are dismissed and/or feared. The way we try to survive and have survived is through our chosen family. ‘Turn Water into Blood’ is the most rhythmic song on this album and it celebrates the world we have created together.”
Check out the video for Turn Water Into Blood in the embed below, and be sure to hit up their socials for more leading up to the release. The new album drops November 6th via Coax Records.