It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.
New Music Friday – June 23rd, 2023
Kim Petras – “King Of Hearts”, Feed The Beast (Album)
Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice – “Barbie World (With Aqua)
Kelly Clarkson – “Skip This Part”, plus Chemistry (Album)
Demi Lovato – “Swine”
Carly Rae Jepsen – “Shy Boy”
Maisie Peters – “Run”, plus the good witch (Album)
Valley – “Natural”, plus Lost In Translation (Album)
Banx & Ranx feat. Zach Zoya – “The Birds”
Anitta – “Funk Rave”
Loud Luxury and Bebe Rexha – “If Only I”
Other noteworthy artists with releases this week include Train ft. Tenille Townes and Bryce Vine – “I Know“, Curtis Waters and TiaCorine – “Petty”, Boslen – “Crazy”, Grace Potter – “Good Time”, Icona Pop – “Where Do We Go From Here”, Nghtmre, Big Gigantic, Olivia Sebastianelli – “Back For More”
Keep On Your...
New Music Friday – June 23rd, 2023
Kim Petras – “King Of Hearts”, Feed The Beast (Album)
Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice – “Barbie World (With Aqua)
Kelly Clarkson – “Skip This Part”, plus Chemistry (Album)
Demi Lovato – “Swine”
Carly Rae Jepsen – “Shy Boy”
Maisie Peters – “Run”, plus the good witch (Album)
Valley – “Natural”, plus Lost In Translation (Album)
Banx & Ranx feat. Zach Zoya – “The Birds”
Anitta – “Funk Rave”
Loud Luxury and Bebe Rexha – “If Only I”
Other noteworthy artists with releases this week include Train ft. Tenille Townes and Bryce Vine – “I Know“, Curtis Waters and TiaCorine – “Petty”, Boslen – “Crazy”, Grace Potter – “Good Time”, Icona Pop – “Where Do We Go From Here”, Nghtmre, Big Gigantic, Olivia Sebastianelli – “Back For More”
Keep On Your...
- 6/23/2023
- by Mikael Melo
- ET Canada
Across Canada, Indigenous musicians are reclaiming their voices, weaving a new sonic landscape that’s captivating listeners worldwide.
From defiant rappers to charismatic pop singers to innovative DJs, these rising stars are reshaping the sonic landscape of the nation, infusing their music with a profound sense of identity, resilience and cultural pride.
This Indigenous History Month, get hip to these 10 rising Indigenous musicians enriching Canada’s cultural fabric — they’re the voices you should be listening to.
Zoon
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Our favourite song: “A Language Disappears”
Zoon (a.k.a. shoegaze artist Daniel Monkman) has woven their Indigenous experience and activism into throughout their work. This can be seen in the lushly orchestrated, Polaris Prize-longlisted Bekka Ma’iingan and its first single “A Language Disappears”, which acknowledges the fear of Indigenous people that their language and culture will be forgotten.
From defiant rappers to charismatic pop singers to innovative DJs, these rising stars are reshaping the sonic landscape of the nation, infusing their music with a profound sense of identity, resilience and cultural pride.
This Indigenous History Month, get hip to these 10 rising Indigenous musicians enriching Canada’s cultural fabric — they’re the voices you should be listening to.
Zoon
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Zoon/ᓲᓐᑭᑌᐦᐁ᙮ (@zoongideewin)
Our favourite song: “A Language Disappears”
Zoon (a.k.a. shoegaze artist Daniel Monkman) has woven their Indigenous experience and activism into throughout their work. This can be seen in the lushly orchestrated, Polaris Prize-longlisted Bekka Ma’iingan and its first single “A Language Disappears”, which acknowledges the fear of Indigenous people that their language and culture will be forgotten.
- 6/16/2023
- by Emerson Pearson
- ET Canada
An impressive array of more than 50 Canadian recording artists have pooled their talents for a new single to promote an excellent cause.
Produced by legendary Canadian music producer Bob Ezrin, and executive produced by Randy Lennox (Loft Entertainment) and Carrie Mudd (Peacock Alley Entertainment), the anthem “What I Wouldn’t Do (North Star Calling)” weaves Serena Ryder’s inspiring message and profound lyrics from her song “What I Wouldn’t Do” with Leela Gilday’s sonically beautiful bridge from “North Star Calling”.
The single, released on March 2, kicks off Kids Help Phone‘s new initiative to help Canadian youth “feel out loud” and express their emotions in a safe and supported way, anchored by a fundraising goal of $300 million to reach every young person in Canada by 2024 by expanding access to Kids Help Phone’s e-mental health services.
Collectively calling themselves Feel Out Loud, the 50-plus artists include a pantheon...
Produced by legendary Canadian music producer Bob Ezrin, and executive produced by Randy Lennox (Loft Entertainment) and Carrie Mudd (Peacock Alley Entertainment), the anthem “What I Wouldn’t Do (North Star Calling)” weaves Serena Ryder’s inspiring message and profound lyrics from her song “What I Wouldn’t Do” with Leela Gilday’s sonically beautiful bridge from “North Star Calling”.
The single, released on March 2, kicks off Kids Help Phone‘s new initiative to help Canadian youth “feel out loud” and express their emotions in a safe and supported way, anchored by a fundraising goal of $300 million to reach every young person in Canada by 2024 by expanding access to Kids Help Phone’s e-mental health services.
Collectively calling themselves Feel Out Loud, the 50-plus artists include a pantheon...
- 3/2/2023
- by Brent Furdyk
- ET Canada
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