In 2009, French alt-rock group Phoenix went from being an indie fan’s hidden gem to headlining Coachella posters. We stopped guitarist Laurent Brancowitz, hot off the heels of his band’s new record, for a chat behind the Osheaga stages.
DJ duo, Jasmine Solano and MeLo-X, swap the mainstream festival party scene for sweaty basement wild out vibes.
Ottawa Native American DJ group set out to carve a place for First Nations culture in today's dance scene and cultural landscape.
Hotter This Year: Five classic reggae albums to play this summer
How the World Champion Judah Friedlander tackles stand-up comedy.
Navigate through the five-day current of music and parties towards places and people unknown with that little voice in your head that holds to no rhyme or reason.
How you let your prom king become your Prime Minister. The importance of appearances at the poll booth.
Shad K started rapping at fourteen years old in London, Ontario. He funded his first album with money he won at a radio talent show. Half a decade later and he has a Business degree, Polaris Music Prize and MuchMusic Video Awards nominations as well as a Juno Award under his belt.
Recently, he took a break from recording his upcoming records Flying Colours to get in front of our cameras and talk hip-hop, creativity, collaborations and basketball. Ladies and gents, Meet Shad K.
Like any great coming of age tale, this genre deserves it’s chance to shine. We sat down with the number one representative of the genre and talked charts, the state of trance and about the budding community affectionately known as the Trance Family.