CBC Music - The Intro

The new Dine Alone Records signee gives us a sneak peek of his upcoming EP, When It's all Over.

The Toronto singer-songwriter performs 3 cheerful songs from his debut EP, Ivy.

The band performs songs from its EP, You Embvrrvss Me.

The rapper performs songs from his albums Anxiety & Circumstance and Centrepiece.

The Toronto artist fuses elements from ballroom, hip hop, industrial and house music to create a wholly singular sound.

The Toronto alt-country artist shines in the spotlight on her debut album, after years of supporting other artists projects.

The Montrealer started by mailing out her bedroom-pop CDs to fans now she has 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

The Toronto rappers soulful hip hop blends inspiration from the past with innovative production.

The singer-songwriter wrote her recent EP during isolation to feel closer to the people she was missing.

The Oji-Cree musician kicks off Season 3 of the CBC Music series that spotlights emerging Canadian artists.

The singer defies the expectation that her city of Saskatoon can only foster country musicians.

The band explains the tornado of influences that came together on its 2021 debut album.

The Calgary-born artist has blown up on TikTok, and she has her eye on the long game.

'I was closeted in every sense of the word and now everything has changed for me.'

Unashamedly calling out misogyny, abuse and sexual assault, this Kitchener duo is ready to be heard.

The Toronto artist is gearing up for the release of her debut album, Stay in Touch.

Meet the woman who's writing a new chapter in the folk canon.

The singer-songwriter grew up in a church where being queer was a sin. Now hes performing in his truth.

Rap's new Renaissance woman knows exactly what she wants.

I knew that electronic music was the key to free myself from all the dogma of classical music, says the Montreal producer and multi-instrumentalist.

The band from Toronto is known for its cheerful alt-pop. Thats about to change, according to bandleader Jong Lee.

An antithesis to glossy and pristine electronic production, this Toronto band wants to embrace imperfection and improvisational experimentation.