Canada’s most prestigious music prize announces its 2026 season, culminating in a September celebration of artistry and sound.
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Gabriela Richardson Introduces the World of ISOLA with the Haunting Single “Mononoke”
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For Gabriela Richardson, music has always been a space where identity, memory, and emotion quietly collide. Now, the Spanish and African-American artist is stepping into a defining moment of her career with the announcement of her debut album, ISOLA, which arrived on platforms February 20.
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Omah Lay Steps Into a New Era with Clarity of Mind
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For an artist whose music has always balanced vulnerability with rhythm, the next chapter for Omah Lay feels both intimate and expansive.
The GRAMMY-nominated Afro-fusion star has officially announced his highly anticipated sophomore album, Clarity of Mind, arriving April 3. A project that signals a deeper, more reflective phase in his evolving artistry.
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Peace Over Hype: The Focused Rise of Femi Jr
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There’s a quiet discipline to the way Femi Jr moves. Not rushed. Not performative. Just steady. Like someone who understands that longevity is built in private before it’s celebrated in public.
Born in Nigeria and now rooted in Vancouver, British Columbia, Femi Jr’s journey has been shaped by one central realization: acceptance from the world is fleeting, but acceptance of self is transformative. That truth became the foundation of Peace & Love, his debut album. A project born from deep self-examination, spiritual grounding, and the emotional terrain of the last three years of his life.
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Bonanza Pt.2: Tradition Reimagined, Cultures United, Voices Unveiled
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Inside the walls of Roby Studio, where knobs remember every sound they’ve ever shaped, an idea started to grow. Quietly at first. Not just another project, not a sequel chasing the shadow of the first, but a return. A return to memory, to movement, to roots that stretch from Congo to Canada.
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