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Reviews
 Dragonette - Bodyparts2012 | Administrator | Wednesday, 10 October 2012 Led by siren Martina Sorbara, Dragonette conquered the world with its 2010 single “Hello” (a title we really like!), collaborating with French DJ Martin Solveig. On the Canadian synth-poppers’ third... |
 John Mayer - Born and Raised2012 | Administrator | Monday, 28 May 2012 He’s done with dishing on his famous exes, Jennifer Anniston and Jessica Simpson. Mayer has turned reflective, taking stock of life and love on mellow new songs like “Queen of... |
 Celtic Woman - Believe2012 | Administrator | Wednesday, 11 January 2012 The female counterpart to the Irish Tenors, Celtic Woman is one of pop’s most successful franchises, with sales of over six million CDs worldwide. On their latest album, singers Chloë... |
 Paul Anka - December Songs2011 | Administrator | Monday, 5 December 2011 You may have seen the car commercial where Anka sings a backseat rendition of “Jingle Bells” for the young couple up front. Here, the legendary crooner delivers a lush, gift-wrapped... |
Features
 Alex Cuba - A Magical Musical Blend2012 | Administrator | Monday, 21 March 2011 With his oversized Afro and razored sideburns, Alex Cuba cuts a cool figure, a cross between ’70s soul man and stylish rocker. It’s a look that has been attracting attention ever since the musician, born... |
 Passing the Torch2012 | Nicholas Jennings | Sunday, 9 September 2012 When Dustin Bentall was 12, he spent the summer with his parents at a cabin they bought in Cariboo Country, in British Columbia’s interior. There his father, veteran Canadian musician Barney Bentall, taught him the guitar... |
 The Midway State - From Riches to Rags and Back Again2012 | Administrator | Wednesday, 31 August 2011 Nathan Ferraro doesn’t seem the least bit bitter—which is surprising, given everything he’s been through. In fact, the affable, afro-haired frontman exudes all the serenity of a Buddhist monk, as he sits in a Toronto café... |
 Kobo Town2013 | Administrator | Wednesday, 5 June 2013 Drew Gonsalves laughs about how he had to leave Trinidad to discover the rich calypso tradition of his birthplace. As a teenager, he was far more interested in rock and heavy metal music than the songs... |