Browsing: Music

Explore the soundscape shaping today’s culture. Our Music category brings you in‑depth artist interviews, album spotlights, creative journeys, and trend‑driven stories from emerging and established voices across the global scene.

From genre‑bending releases and behind‑the‑studio insights to cultural commentary and the narratives that define modern artistry, we highlight the people and ideas moving music forward.

Whether you’re discovering new talent, following industry shifts, or diving into the stories behind the songs, this is your destination for thoughtful, engaging, and culturally tuned‑in music coverage.

David Victor, former guitarist and vocalist for the multi-platinum rock band BOSTON, is unveiling his latest initiative to support his nonprofit Harmony & Healing – private benefit concerts. These intimate, high-energy live music experiences will transform backyards and event spaces into must-see venues, all while supporting his 501(c)(3) nonprofit which brings live music to hospice, hospital, rehab, and memory care patients.

Much of Five. reflects a shift in Selby’s life. His daughters are now all grown up and his focus is turning inwards, his creative voice becoming more assured. You can hear it in the lyrics, in the phrasing and in the way he lets songs develop naturally rather than pushing for dramatic moments. There is maturity here, but also curiosity and a hunger to keep growing.

Much of Amana's musical identity comes from her heritage. Born in Germany, raised around the globe and descended from jazz greats — including her grandfather, bassist Jimmy Woode who played with Duke Ellington — Amana carries this lineage with ease and grace.

Live At The ANZA Club isn’t just a live record – it’s a reminder of what makes Rich Hope one of Canada’s most potent live performers. From his Edmonton beginnings in the Taxicrabs to sharing stages with The Black Crowes, The Flamin’ Groovies, and the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Hope has built a reputation for shows that are loose, joyful, and just dangerous enough to make you feel alive.