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October 28th, 2025

Claudia Bouvette releases the deluxe version of DIARY FOR THE LONELY HEARTS

Claudia Bouvette
October 22nd, 2025

Hélène Barbier unveils Kindness in a Cup, the second single from Panorama

Hélène Barbier
October 9th, 2025

Our 2025 GAMIQ nominations!

September 25th, 2025

Christian Sean releases live session featuring three tracks from debut album Hallelujah Showers

Christian Sean
September 24th, 2025

Elisapie teams up with Hologramme to release Inuktitut (Remixes) ahead of her Canadian tour

Elisapie
September 23rd, 2025

Hélène Barbier unveils new single “Lapin” and announces her upcoming album “Panorama”

Hélène Barbier
September 19th, 2025

Magi Merlin covers IDLES on bold new single POP POP POP

Magi Merlin
September 18th, 2025

Les Louanges is back with GODDAMN!

Les Louanges
September 17th, 2025

Our 2025 ADISQ nominations!

September 11th, 2025

Hélène Barbier signs with Bonsound

Hélène Barbier
August 26th, 2025

Elisapie and Hologramme unveil a remix of the song Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass)

Elisapie
August 21st, 2025

Annie-Claude Deschênes unveils the first remix of Main de Fer and announces a European tour in October

Annie-Claude Deschênes
July 14th, 2025

Maintenant Jamais on the Polaris Music Prize Short List!

Population II
June 20th, 2025

Elisapie unveils a performance filmed among the MMFA’s Inuit art collection before resuming her tour

Elisapie
June 18th, 2025

Magi Merlin releases BOOTY live session ahead of a series of dates

Magi Merlin
June 11th, 2025

Maintenant Jamais on the Polaris Prize Long List

Population II
May 23rd, 2025

Virginie B kicks off the festival season with a music video combining two songs from Astral 2000

Virginie B
May 14th, 2025

Naya Ali pays tribute to her community in the music video for Catch a Vibe

Naya Ali
April 22nd, 2025

Annie-Claude Deschênes is back with new techno single Main de Fer

Annie-Claude Deschênes
April 4th, 2025

Magi Merlin drops surprise EP A Weird Little Dog ahead of her North American tour supporting Nubya Garcia

Magi Merlin
Marie Davidson & L'Œil Nu unveil a new single, Worst Comes To Worst

Marie Davidson & L'Œil Nu unveil a new single, Worst Comes To Worst

Today Marie Davidson & L'Œil Nu, her new band, release Worst Comes To Worst, a new single that embraces their love of classic disco. The track’s sound is a nod to Daft Punk and the French Touch, thanks to the chopped up metal guitars throughout the pre-chorus. This new single follows the announcement of the upcoming album Renegade Breakdown and the release of its title track, which received widespread support from Pitchfork, NME, Stereogum, Crack, Resident Advisor, Billboard, The Guardian, Mixmag, FADER and many more. The album is due out September 25th via Bonsound (Canada) and Ninja Tune (ROW).

Watch and share the lyric video for Worst Comes To Worst on YouTube. Worst Comes To Worst is available now on all music services.

A bold move forward, the trio’s forthcoming album Renegade Breakdown draws on some truly diverse inspirations, including Fleetwood Mac, Kraftwerk, Billie Holiday, and the iconic french singer Mylène Farmer. They also looked to the struggles of Karen Carpenter (of The Carpenters), particularly in relation to the intense psychological abuse she suffered behind the duo’s smiling all-American facade. As always, this is an intensely personal record complete with Marie’s dark humor, acerbic observations and raw emotion.

Pre-order Renegade Breakdown from our online store.

Renegade Breakdown follows Marie Davidson’s “retirement from club music” last year, and is a direct reaction to the disenchantment with the club/festival/touring scene (the insomnia, the disorientation, the effect on her health), which was so viscerally outlined on her last, Polaris Prize nominated album Working Class Woman and subsequent ‘Between The Beats’ documentary released by Resident Advisor. Working Class Woman, praised by the New York Times, Pitchfork, and Bandcamp via their best-of-the-year lists, was also the source of the breakout track Work It, with the subsequent Soulwax remix cementing it’s worldwide dance-floor status and earning a GRAMMY nomination in the process.

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