A little EDM/trap to get your day moving in the right direction from What So Not and BURNS. A truly excellent track, perhaps the best of the week.
Song of the Day: What So Not & BURNS – Trust
Song of the Day: Melanie C – Anymore
Melanie C has carved out quite the successful career over the years once her time in the band was done and Anymore is a new track that continues to solidify that record. […]
Song of the Day: Ira Lawrence – All My Fake Friends
Short but sweet perfectly describes Ira Lawrence’s new track, a song reminiscent of Grouplove and yet it is a sound all his own thanks to his electric mandolin. If this one track […]
Song of the Day: Win and Woo – Recognize (feat. Ashe)
Win and Woo deliver some electronic fun in the form of Recognize with guest vocals from Ashe. It is a great club-ready track that proves the guys can do more than just […]
Song of the Day: Frenship – Capsize feat. Emily Warren
Capsize is a great bit of pop from duo Frenship, a laid-back affair with a tiny bit of tropical and electronic influence and a song that also includes some additional vocals from […]
Song of the Day: The New Coast – Slow Down
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seCZdz1O9MI Slow Down is a solid track from The New Coast, one that is filled with a little sadness, especially during the very plaintive chorus, but is a truly exceptional listen nonetheless.
Song of the Day: Glass Tiger – Someday
Glass Tiger, one of Canada’s finest and their hit Someday – a classic if there ever were one.
Song of the Day: Magic City Hippies – Heart Wants
Throw a little sunshine, a little funk and a little bit of pop all together and you get Heart Wants by Magic City Hippies. The best way to describe it would be […]
Song of the Day: All Time Low – Take Cover
It just so happens to be a new song and video, it happens to be All Time Low and it happens to be good. What more could you possibly need?
Song of the Day: Sweater Beats – Better ft. Nicole Millar & Imad Royal
Sweater Beats is back with his first single in two years from his forthcoming E.P. and if it is anything to go by, which it is, it was definitely worth the wait.
The Telltale Mind 