Täbï Yösha takes home the award for Musical Revelation of the Year at Gala Dynastie
Corridor's new album Mimi is out now!
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Champion celebrates the 20th anniversary of Chill 'Em All with the first vinyl edition and announces new shows with his G-Strings
Joe Rocca shares R&B ballad Amours et Contradictions and announces the release of Hybride, his sophomore solo album
Population II unveils Comme tu le souhaites (Ding Dong) two days before the release of their new EP Serpent Échelle
Virginie B pays an irresistible tribute to femininity on hana
Annie-Claude Deschênes releases LES MANIÈRES DE TABLE, her debut album
Annie-Claude Deschênes unveils the title track of debut album LES MANIÈRES DE TABLE two days before its release
Elisapie wins the JUNO Award for Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year
Joe Rocca announces the release of Hybride, his sophomore album
Annie-Claude Deschênes reveals the details of her debut solo album LES MANIÈRES DE TABLE
Population II announces new EP Serpent Échelle and unveils the single R.B.
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Elisapie delves into a childhood memory in the music video for Sinnatuumait, her cover of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams
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Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu unveil Renegade Breakdown
After releasing the title track and the single Worst Comes To Worst over the last few weeks, Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu unveil today Renegade Breakdown via Bonsound (Canada) and Ninja Tune (rest of world). The album is available on vinyl (double LP) and on all digital platforms.
Renegade Breakdown, which scored 9/10 on Exclaim and 4/5 on NME, marks a new departure from the "club music" and purely electronic sounds of Working Class Woman (2018) and her previous solo albums. Accompanied by L'Œil Nu (Pierre Guérineau and Asaël R. Robitaille), Marie boldly draws from a variety of inspirations, including Fleetwood Mac, Kraftwerk, Billie Holiday and the emblematic french singer Mylène Farmer. The trio delivers an innovative and forward-thinking pop album by following their instincts and returning to their roots, in order to create this bold, new sound.
