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Twenty-odd years ago Spencer Krug began using the name Sunset Rubdown for his solo bedroom recordings, experiments too low-fi and […]

Part of growing up is learning to disentangle yourself from people and situations that no longer serve your best interests. […]

Andrew Spice is a classically trained pianist, vocalist and songwriter who grew up in rural Manitoba. He earned numerous accolades […]

The Meringues are a post-punk powerhouse known for their explosive live shows and captivating stage presence. At the heart of […]

Her mellow manner is entirely disarming and comforting in the best way possible, Ruby Waters is a powerful artistic force […]

Peter Andrews, Coordinator of Volunteer Activities, has been leading the Toronto Welsh Male Voice Choir for about 10 years, a […]

Growing up in a musical household, where relatives either played an instrument or DJs, music always has a place in […]

Hard-as-nails urban soul, blues, and rock and roll, with the tenderness and twang of a roadside tavern. Toronto-based songwriter inspired […]

Gene Champagne is a rising creator known as the drummer of the influential punk pioneers Teenage Head, also a founding […]

In a city celebrated for its vibrant arts scene, Wavelength Music Arts Projects stands out as a beacon of creativity […]