Population II unveils Électrons libres du québec!
Population II unveils Pourquoi qu’on dort pas just two days before the release of Électrons libres du québec
Les Louanges turns the page with an emotional music video for the song Facile
Claudia Bouvette captures the thrill of freedom on her new single Cowgirl Radio
Elisapie releases Inuktitut, her highly anticipated fourth album!
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Elisapie unveils a poignant rendition of I Want To Break Free two days before the release of Inuktitut
Laurence-Anne releases Oniromancie, her third album!
Laurence-Anne releases the distressing single Vitesse two days before the release of Oniromancie, her third album
Milk & Bone presents a stripped-down version of their song Sour
Claudia Bouvette and Sophia Bel extend the summer with First Date (Version française)
Population II presents C.T.Q.S, a psych-rock ticking time bomb
Täbï Yösha releases True Colors, her first EP!
R&B singer Täbï Yösha unveils True Colors, the title track of her debut EP
Elisapie puts her own spin on a Rolling Stones ballad just weeks before the release of her album Inuktitut
Population II announce the release of their upcoming album Électrons libres du québec
Laurence-Anne enchants us with Flores, a new single in Spanish
Milk & Bone unveils a new side of the song 20MGs with a remix by Uffie and Lokoy
Elisapie covers Metallica in Inuktitut and announces new Montreal and Quebec City dates
Täbï Yösha is joined by KNLO on Rosé, an ode to warm summer nights
Lisa LeBlanc is back with Whole Lotta Talkin'
A few years after embracing the disco sound on the Polaris-shortlisted Chiac Disco, Lisa LeBlanc is back with a bang with Whole Lotta Talkin’, a cheerful rock number you’ll want to listen to over and over again.
Driven by an infectious surf rock guitar riff and a bright ‘60s-sounding organ à la B-52’s, the single playfully recalls a situation we’ve all been in: being cornered by someone who just won’t shut up. This delightful new song also showcases the Acadian musician’s ability to switch effortlessly from French to English, and from disco to rock'n'roll, without ever compromising her artistic identity.
Directed by Alexandre Pelletier, the music video follows the touring adventures of a dysfunctional rock group made up of Lisa LeBlanc and her puppet bandmates. “I wanted to tell this funny, absurd story with the utmost seriousness, as if we were watching an ultra-dramatic musical biopic,” explains the director. Be warned: what starts off on a playful note ends with a double puppet murder.
