Larkin Poe – the GRAMMY® Award-winning duo of Georgia-bred, Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell – have announced their eagerly awaited new album, Bloom, arriving Friday, January 24, 2025 via their own Tricki-Woo Records. Pre-orders are available now HERE.
Today, Alberta-born, Vancouver-based roots artist, Emmett Jerome, unveils his impressive debut EP, Rocky Mountain Son. Anchored by its title track—an Irish pub ballad featuring acoustic guitars, pounding drums, and haunting fiddle—the EP showcases the incredibly talented artist’s blend of classic blues, country, and rock. It delivers a stunning showcase of rich storytelling, powerful emotive vocals, and Emmett’s anthemic western spirit.
Acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter Skye Wallace is back, announcing her highly anticipated new album, The Act of Living, arrives November 1, 2024 via Tiny Kingdom. Produced alongside Hawksley Workman, The Act of Living finds Skye fully embracing the grungy, unbridled enthusiasm of their live performances, as they invite listeners on a journey of near-death experiences, dream worlds, loss, and rebirth. Pre-Save The Act of Living HERE.
Today, esteemed trombonist, multi-disciplinary artist, and musical entrepreneur, Simbo, moniker of Montreal native Modibo Keita, delivers a brand new video for recent single “OUTSIDE TONIGHT”, accompanied by a collection of re-imaginings titled OUTSIDETONIGHT.ZIP. The remix tape features three new versions of the track spanning Afro, Amapiano, and Konpa edits, including collaborations with ROBY STUDIOS and MANNO BEATS.
(August 2, 2024) – Today, esteemed Quebec-based singer-songwriter and performing artist, Ken Presse (pronounced Press-ay), announces his sophomore album, Someday, will arrive January 17, 2025. Alongside the announcement comes a poignant new single and video, “Somehow Better”. Known for his vibrant songwriting woven from a myriad of influences, combining folk, indie, and country to create a sound uniquely his own, Presse’s latest single dives deep into feelings of isolation, self doubt and regret. Blending rich acoustic guitar, banjo and drums with dynamic electric guitar and lush, evocative vocals, “Somehow Better” sees Presse once again deliver a captivating indie/folk anthem. Watch the video for “Somehow Better” HERE. Stream it HERE.