There is a peculiar kind of movement that belongs only to the night. It reveals itself in headlights cutting through rain-soaked streets, in trains rattling beneath sleeping cities, in bodies slipping between dance floors and sidewalks long after midnight.
To be seen and understood is, in many ways, one of the most fundamental human desires. It asks us to recognize something of ourselves in other people, whether they belong to our immediate community or are simply strangers passing through our lives.
Divine twins and duos of all kinds are scattered in mythology and fantasy from various cultures throughout history. Primordial pairs are often the core of creation myths; seeing two different beings unite their efforts to create a new entity.
Beatrix’s We Swallowed The Sky feels like opening a door in a house you used to know and finding the rooms rearranged.
Pigeonholing yourself to a specific scene is a concept off Tiga’s radar.
The Montreal-based DJ and producer began his career in the early 90s, becoming a natural observer to shifting scenes and cultures–especially within dance music.
Kalika didn’t build her career by playing it safe. Born Mia Kalika Rosello, the French artist first appeared publicly on Nouvelle Star before stepping away from that trajectory entirely.
In his leading My New Band Believe, Cameron Picton continues to bring forth his passion in music-making. The former vocalist/bassist of black midi has had his taste of success across three albums and numerous tours prior to the band’s disbanding in 2024.
Spur of the moment decisions marked a path of fate for Frank Belcourt’s artistic journey as Tiberius b. Now based in London, the Canadian artist has spawned across Wales, Vancouver, and Cortes Island in British Columbia–sharing their assorted discography with elements of 90s trip-hop, grunge, and experimental pop.
Montréal’s own Charlotte Cardin continues her remarkable international ascent with the release of The Way We Touch, a smoldering new single accompanied by a striking music video that deepens the singer’s signature fusion of intimacy, sensuality, and cinematic pop.
Black Country, New Road have been anything but stagnant since their 2018-inception. Significant changes across the band’s structure and sound prove the six-piece as masters of adaptability, especially on their 2025 album Forever Howlong.