“I’m from the Masonic days, when Sauga actually had a scene. I feel like it’s starting to heat up again and that’s really cool.”

By leaning into the raw parts of her journey, Jaclyn has finally claimed the one thing the industry could never give her: her own voice.

As he gears up to release his own original music, we sat down to talk about the daunting, beautiful process of finding his own sound.

A Canadian-Egyptian artist, she performs in English, French, and Arabic, blending genres ranging from Middle Eastern melodies to Latin and European classics.

With a raw, unfiltered sound and a reputation for electrifying live shows, the group has carved out a space that’s both gritty and deeply resonant.

Whether it’s in a local club, a summer festival or a room across the ocean, he’s focused on keeping things honest and guitar-driven.

Bree Taylor shares a transparent look at her evolution and the hard-won wisdom that defines her current chapter.

Raised in a musical family, she began performing at age four and has since built a career defined by resilience, vulnerability, and polished pop production.

The journey from the suburbs of Mississauga to the creative hubs of New York City is a path paved with ambition and profound self-discovery.

As she enters this bold new era, her mission remains the same: channeling her fire to amplify women in music.

Whether she's wielding a slide guitar or penning verses that cut deep, Madison is an artist who leads with heart.

Sticks and Stones have steadily built a reputation in Mississauga’s music scene for their high-energy performances and emotionally driven songwriting.

To create is to evolve: A deep dive with Brett Carruthers.