Every so often, we get an artist who has the ability to change the game, and on his debut, Dylan Fraser has set the groundwork.

Full of twists and turns and unexpected surprises, the genre-bending is an exhibition of the producers musical expertise and capability.

Heavy, Pt.1. perfectly exhibits the singers continued strengthening of not only her vocal abilities, but her prowess as a songwriter.

Last night, Hockey Dad ushered in the spirit of summer fun and community with the first of their two-sold out “Alive At The Drive-In” shows.

Waters has successfully navigated the terrain of finding fame as a viral hitmaker, to producing a memorable body of work.

Bringing her smooth vocals to each track, the refreshing jazz infused soundscape offers the space for the singers vocals to truly shine.

The bands refreshing lyrical sarcastic approach to heavy subject matter creates relatable conversations over an inviting soundscape.

The genre-bending album is an exploration of love, family, religion, politics and adulthood, yet it it never feels overwhelming.

Colour Vision perfectly blends pop, hip-hop and latin sounds over a somewhat electronic soundscape, creating unique genre-bending sounds.

More self-reflective than his previous releases, Dapperton has created one of the years most exhilarating and vulnerable releases.