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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
March 28th, 2025

Population II releases Maintenant Jamais!

Population II
March 26th, 2025

Population II unveils new single La Trippance before the release of new album Maintenant Jamais this Friday

Population II
March 18th, 2025

LUMIÈRE reveals a new side of his musical identity with double single Fiou - Chronique d’une vie de merde

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March 18th, 2025

Jonathan Personne releases Nouveau Monde!

Jonathan Personne
March 12th, 2025

Jonathan Personne unveils new single Les jours heureux, two days before releasing new album Nouveau Monde

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March 10th, 2025

Population II presents “Carillon - Population II en concert”

Population II
February 25th, 2025

Population II reveals hypnotic new single Mariano (Jamais je ne t’oublierai) before the release of new album Maintenant Jamais next month

Population II
February 18th, 2025

Lisa LeBlanc unveils a stunning performance of City Slickers and Country Boys from the album Live avec l'Orchestre symphonique de Québec

Lisa LeBlanc
February 13th, 2025

Elisapie and Corridor nominated at the JUNO awards!

February 12th, 2025

Shaina Hayes unveils a live session of her song Early Riser

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February 7th, 2025

Naya Ali releases We Did The Damn Thing

Naya Ali
February 5th, 2025

Naya Ali unveils trap-infused single The Heist before the release of her album We Did The Damn Thing this Friday

Naya Ali
February 3rd, 2025

Christian Sean releases debut album Hallelujah Showers!

Christian Sean
January 29th, 2025

Christian Sean returns with entrancing single All In Your Hands before releasing debut album Hallelujah Showers this Friday

Christian Sean
January 28th, 2025

Jonathan Personne announces the release of a new album and unveils two singles

Jonathan Personne
January 14th, 2025

Population II unveils new single Le thé est prêt and announces the release of new album Maintenant Jamais

Population II
Mark Clennon unveils new single Don’t Start a Fire

Mark Clennon unveils new single Don’t Start a Fire

Future-soul artist Mark Clennon is back with a poignant new single, Don’t Start a Fire. On this new track, the Toronto-based artist explores relationship ambiguity and the far too common phenomenon of playing with another person’s feelings. This song encapsulates what the Jamaican-born musician is all about, using his powerful, touching voice to honestly sing over this sweeping track. Don’t Start a Fire is the first single from Clennon’s upcoming EP Foreign. This EP sees him fully embrace his outsider-ness, while highlighting his struggle to balance his Jamaican roots with his Canadian background.

Don’t Start a Fire is available on all music services.

This new single marks his first release since Passion (2019), his sophomore EP and first release with Bonsound. With Passion, the intention was to experiment with a variety of styles and sounds. Mark wanted to free himself from genre restrictions in order to tell a story through these four songs. Therefore, it showcases the artist at his most sincere, addressing some of his deepest concerns - emotional disappointment, lack of societal social tolerance, among other daunting thoughts.

About Mark Clennon
Mark Clennon makes music that is both grandiose and humble by mixing together a variety of genres. The crooner delivers honest, touching lyrics in his powerful voice over sweeping compositions. Clennon’s versatile beats and lyricism mesh together to create an empowering, emotional and captivating sound.

Born in Jamaica to a musical family, Clennon’s father was a Trenchtown-bred saxophone player, and his brother became a successful dancehall producer. Participation in Jamaican Pantomimes while growing up inspired him to take a theatrical approach to his music, which today is reflected in his aesthetics, his erratic dance moves and his compelling stage presence. The artist left his home country at age 15 and struggled to find a balance between his Jamaican roots and growing into being Torontonian. The thriving RnB scene of the city is motivating for Clennon, though he often feels stuck between two cultures and realities, and is constantly trying to figure out how to bring together both sides.

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