Last we heard from harpist Mary Lattimore, she and quarantine buddy Paul Sukeena teamed up on this year’s West Kensington LP. Since then, she’s been on tour in Canada and the US, and she recently played Green Man Festival in Wales and La Route du Rock in France. Today, Lattimore posted on her Instagram that she’d recorded “something new to fight that predictable post-tour comedown feeling.” The result is a gorgeous, gently bittersweet 16-minute song called “The Last Roses.” Check it out below.
Experience the captivating sounds of El Chico, an emerging artist from San Luis Potosí, Mexico. His latest single, “80’s Travel,” promises to take you on a nostalgic musical journey that you won’t want to miss! Born Erick Alonso Moreno, he grew up in Tijuana and now lives in California. His music is a mix of […]
At 20 years old, Calgary artist Ace Love is gaining attention with “Karma,” an emotional track from his debut album, Valor & Honor. Ace showed his depth and talent by blending emotional storytelling with funk-pop beats. Ace started singing at eight and producing music at nine. Performing in high school theatre and choir helped him […]
Kaitlyn Hiller is a rising artist whose music resonates with raw emotion and personal growth. With her latest single, “For My Sanity,” Hiller delivers an empowering anthem that speaks to the importance of prioritizing mental well-being. The track, from her debut album For My Sanity, is a bold declaration of self-preservation. Hiller’s candid lyricism, coupled […]
