The Franklin Electric, led by talented singer-songwriter Jon Matte, release “Warning Signs” along with the official video today; the third single from Oh Brother, out June 30th. He explains that “‘Warning Signs’ is about paying attention to life and listening to the signs. It could be a feeling we have, a circumstance or situation that keeps reoccurring trying to tell us something. Trusting these signs and allowing change instead of ignoring them and resisting change.”
Today, beloved singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ron Hawkins releases his new solo EP titled Trash Talkin’ At The Speed Of Sound via Sonic Envy. Long-revered as one of Canada’s great contemporary singer-songwriters, Hawkins is probably best known for his work as principal songwriter and lead vocalist for legendary Canadian band Lowest of the Low. Stream the EP HERE.
Beloved Canadian indie-pop powerhouse Yukon Blonde is back with a brand new single “Up 2 U”. Classic synths and rocksteady cowbells anchor the shimmering guitar licks and vocal harmonies, which all come together to deliver an irresistibly fun and catchy tune. The band’s first offering since the critically acclaimed LP Vindicator hit the shelves in 2020, “Up 2 U” teases the arrival of a new record later this year.
With the recent excitement around the announcement of Mammoth II and the success of the current single “Another Celebration at the End of the World,” Mammoth WVH – the brainchild of Wolfgang Van Halen – is releasing another song to fans. “Like a Pastime” is the second song on the upcoming sophomore album slated for release on August 4th via BMG. The song is available via all digital service providers and anyone that pre-orders the album digitally will receive the track as an instant download. A lyric video for the new song can be seen here: https://youtu.be/I04dvZMsH3M.
Vancouver-based alt-indie-synth duo Fur Trade premiere a new track and video today titled “Make it to the Morning”. The 80s City Pop aesthetic shines bright with angular synth stabs, indie-dance beats, and an eclectic soundscape laden with bizarre melodies and emotional lyrics. A slinky bass line anchors the danceable anthem throughout, with the vocal synergy of Bays and Bossley jumping between an intimate over-share, and an over-the-top 80s Bowie-esque bombast. Stream it here. Watch here.