Filip Jeremic talks about the comedy scene in NYC, and producing his new Instagram cooking show
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Experiencing Discomfort is an exercise in capturing all the uncomfortable, silly, and sometimes embarrassing moments all comedians experience on stage.
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Tenille Arts and Hunter Brothers came out on top
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Greg Keelor has found a deeper connection to music than ever, and it shows in the relaxed grace of these contemplative and compelling songs.
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We caught up with Nicole Rayy to talk about her new single, Mini Eggs, and her CMAOntario nominations
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New Kind of Outlaw is a stunning album that is powerful, passionate and pushes the boundaries of the genre.
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They’re Calling Me Home feels focused and contained because of what lies at its heart: home.
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An edgy debut album from an act with a clear point of view.
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Brett Kissel has written vivid, high-minded songs devoted to the kind of introspection one might expect to encounter at an ashram in Goa, not on a country album from the pride of rural Alberta.
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Their ability to translate the energy they bring to a live show with this album is a testament to this group’s polish.
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How does the continuing legacy of Minnie Pearl fit in this rapidly modernizing genre?
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Meghan Patrick, Tim Hicks, and Robyn Ottolini lead in nominations
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This self-titled debut EP is an airtight collection of country-pop love-songs
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We Had A Little Real Estate Problem is a compelling account of Indigenous comedy in the United States and Canada, backed by historical research and interviews
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The album grows in distinction when Esther’s artistry expands beyond her prodigious roots and profoundly connects with the listener’s emotional core.
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