Virginie B releases Astral 2000, her sophomore solo album!
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Virginie B unveils the title track of new album Astral 2000 two days before its release
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Virginie B unveils Autoportrait, a new single from Astral 2000
Claudia Bouvette unveils the ballad DON'T WANNA HEAR THAT SONG ANYMORE
Naya Ali unveils Life, a call to live in the moment
Naya Ali signs with Bonsound
Claudia Bouvette unveils new single W.O.W.Y., an empowering call to let go
Inuktitut in the running for the Polaris Music Prize!
Elisapie releases a Taima song for National Indigenous Peoples Day
Claudia Bouvette unveils new single CALL ME BACK !
Elisapie, recently honoured on a Canada Post stamp, announces Montréal, Toronto, New York City and Vancouver dates
Virginie B announces the release of her sophomore album
Our artists on the Polaris Prize Long List!
Virginie B returns with Hyperboi, a quirky pop banger
Hélène Barbier unveils Kindness in a Cup, the second single from Panorama
After unveiling the song Lapin earlier this fall, Hélène Barbier now presents Kindness in a Cup. This avant-pop track showcases the Montreal artist's unique voice and enthralls us from the very first notes. This is the second single from the album Panorama, out November 14th via Bonsound. The album launch shows will take place at La Toscadura in Montreal (as part of the Festival Triste) on November 27th and at Le Pantoum in Quebec City on November 28th.
Built around a hypnotic bass line, Kindness in a Cup culminates with sublime yet unexpected violin arrangements, perfectly highlighting the singer and bassist's distinctive vocal patterns. It's about the desire to keep your head above the water, while flirting with the idea of letting yourself sink, says Hélène Barbier. But there is a soothing presence in the song that ensures the story ends well.
