8 Canadian Creatives To Discover This Week, In Our Playlist.
Jade Hilton — I would
It’s quite hard not to love young Toronto singer Jade Hilton’s latest single entitled « I Would ». The track is simply enchanting, not only thanks to Jade’s refined and captivating vocal tone but also thanks to the gorgeous guitar melodies injected in the ambiance. Moreover, by watching Jade performs in the video below, you definitely can tell that she exudes a genuine star charisma, especially by the way she effortlessly showcases her talent. Personally, I think she’s got what it takes to be a star and it’s only a matter of time before she gets the massive exposure she deserves. Watch below.
Wild Rivers — Do Or Die.
Dive into the soothing and pampering melodies from Canadian band Wild Rivers’ latest single entitled « Do or Die ». Indeed, the song is catchy acoustic production oozing a mellow vibe with haunting melodies, exquisite harmonies and emotionally charged, tightly crafted lyrics. Stream below.
Nate Le — Seul
“Seul” is a French term that means alone, but it’s also the title of Canadian rapper Nate Le’s latest single. And as you’ve already guessed, the song explores the artist’s dark experience of loneliness, heartbreak and vulnerability. Indeed, the track’s composition perfectly portrays the topic, not only because of the gloominess of the vibe it oozes, but also because of the melancholic lyrics and nonchalant rap performance. You definitely can feel the emotion that Nate is trying to convey. Feel it for yourself below.
Lu Kala — Want You.
Following her single « Body New », which was featured in our Canadian creative sound edition, LU KALA returns with another catchy and uplifting song entitled « Want You ». Indeed, the song is vibrant, catchy and definitely perfect to be played at gatherings or in social places.
The emotion exuded in the song, is subtly constructed with pinched notes, carrying from a pleasant verse to an even more catchy chorus. This young Congolese-Canadian shows her expertise in inciting emotion with her chopped measures and hoarse voice, with a genuine dynamism. Stream below
ASHS — Don’t Call Me
Enigmatic Canadian Pop Act ASHS returns with another catchy vibe entitled « Don’t Call Me », which is a song about heartbreak. When you actually listen to the song, you can recognize her sound imprint from Bülow’s single « Not A Love Song » or even Virginia To Vegas’ song « Selfish », as she was part of the songwriting process of those songs.
Indeed, ‘Don’t Call Me’ incorporates dark and mesmerizing synths punctuated with euphoric instrumental flourishes.
Maya Malkin — Hostage
Following her debut single « Making Moves » singer-songwriter from Montreal, Maya Malkin unveils her second single, which will held you ‘hostage’ in a pleasant ambiance. Indeed, the composition is catchy and also has a vibrant and modern texture, which subtly blends folk elements with a commercial pop structure. The song really showcases Maya’s songwriting talent and her captivating vocal tone. Stream below.
Coleman Hell — Show ‘Em
Coleman Hell is a well known artist especially thanks to his Hit singles « 2 Heads » and « Fireproof ». This time, the Canadian singer-songwriter demonstrates his versatility by stepping in a more urban production, with the single « Show ‘Em ». Indeed, the track is fresh, creative and blends different genres together. Personally, the track reminds me a bit of Cardi B’s single « I like It » because of its exotic melodies and quirky rhythm. See for yourself below.
NEW FRIENDS — The way
Here is another Canadian band that most will quickly click with not only because they’re charismatic but also because their latest single « The Way » is a true Bop. Indeed, New Friends made of Stefan Boulineau, Ayden Miller and Cole Wilson will remind you of the Jonas Brothers, not because they’re brothers but mostly because of their fun and joyful sound imprint. « The Way », is a catchy vibe that will genuinely get you in a groovy and enthusiastic ambiance. Stream here.