Jimmie Allen, Mickey Guyton and Orville Peck in “My Kind of Country,” premiering March 24, 2023 on … [+]
For years, the country music industry has been dominated by the same type of artists: male, cisgender, white, and
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‘Can’t Sleep’ EP – Kindelan
Kindelan recently completed the release of her EP ‘Can’t Sleep’ with the release of the title track. It contains four gorgeous, blissed-out 21st-century R&B tracks. We have already reviewed two of the tracks here at Mayhem Towers when they were
How does music affect the mind? | Vancouver Island University
When Mikaila Tombe began her post-secondary career, she was initially unsure of what to do with her degree. Now, she’s combining her interests and talents into a new study for her undergraduate thesis.
A fourth-year VIU Psychology honors student and
Brian Eno’s Ambient Music Classic
Brian Eno‘s dalliance with minimal musical soundscapes can be traced back to the sound-on-sound tape loops he created in collaboration with Robert Fripp on 1973’s (No Pussyfooting). Yet, while that album and subsequent titles such as Discreet Music
The pilot project helps Nova Scotia musicians access mental health care
Musician Hayley Ryerson was working on a cruise ship in 2019 where part of the compensation arrangement involved a weekly visit to the ship’s captain to get $200 in cash for travel expenses.
It was on these visits to the
‘Cheap And Nasty’ EP – Snapblades
Snapblades have just released a new EP on Vinyl Eddie Records, the 8th release on the not-so-fledged label based in York. Snapblades are Matt “Smell” Keeley (vox and bass) and Dan “Gottie” Gott (Drums, Guitars and vox). There are six
Wreckno Discusses ‘Stomper,’ The Current LGBTQI+ Rhetoric, Inclusivity In Dance Music And More
Wreckno.
Hailing from a small town in Michigan is Wreckno. The rapper, producer and deejay—legally known as Brandon Wisniski—is taking the bass music scene by storm. In 2020, the queer artist charted No. 1 in TikTok’s Pride category,
Middle Eastern performers explore the meaning of home through music
A concert on Saturday at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ont., will explore the meaning of home for people who have been displaced or whose families have roots outside Canada.
The event is organized by Mary Azouz, a fifth-year community
“The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte” – Sparks
Sparks are back and oh boy are the Mael brothers on top form. “The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte” is in my opinion one of their best singles ever. It stands alongside classics like “Amateur Hour” and “The Number
Vinyl record revival amplifies the Halifax music scene
With vinyl a celebrated part of hip hop culture, Halifax rapper Tachichi has always put out his music on records, but he’s noticed more people switching to the retro format over the past few years.
“I love it because I