Polo Lewis’s Propulsive Pop Channels the Warm Melancholy of Youthful Ennui Richie Assaly chats with the Toronto group about their colourful, genre-bending sound, blending R&B, garage, drum and bass and hyperpop.
Arielle Soucy Finds Freedom in the Wake of Grief on the Poignant 'Passages' It feels inaccurate, even reductive, to describe Arielle Soucy as a mere folk artist. The Quebec singer-songwriter — who lists free jazz and ambient music as key inspirations — seems less interested in upholding the conventions of that often staid genre than basking in the freedom of her creative impulses. Moving
