Toronto's vibrant music landscape is abuzz with a dynamic mix of legendary acts, emerging talents, and groundbreaking events this March. Here's a curated look at the most compelling stories shaping the city's musical narrative.​

As a new musician, understanding basic legal concepts can help you navigate the music industry with confidence. Here’s a breakdown of essential legal terms and concepts every musician should know.

It’s the end of the week, and whether you’ve been a creative powerhouse or stuck in a doom-scrolling spiral, today is about one thing: pushing further. This isn’t just about music, art, or career—it’s about the fire inside you that refuses to be quiet.

Hey everyone! In today’s update, I’m covering a lot—the OUTLINE LGBT Awards, my upcoming CBC French-language radio interview in Sudbury,

Musicians, wake up! You’ve been lied to. The algorithm isn’t your fan, and it definitely doesn’t care about “good” or “bad” music. What it does care about? Efficiency. Money. Data.

In the competitive world of music streaming, getting noticed can be a challenge, especially for new musicians. One way to stand out and gain traction on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Boomplay is by leveraging backlinks and referral sources. These tools can significantly impact how the algorithms of streaming platforms perceive your music, which ultimately affects your visibility and stream counts.

In this episode, we delve into the significance of a professional online presence for musicians and how it serves as the foundation of a compelling music brand. We explore how platforms like Bandzoogle empower artists to create customized, mobile-responsive websites equipped with features such as direct music sales etc

💡 In this episode: We are told to push, to strive, to keep moving forward—no matter the cost. But what if real growth comes not from constant motion, but from stepping away? What if true strength lies in knowing when to let go, when to pause, when to embrace the silence?

We are told to push, to strive, to keep moving forward—no matter the cost. But what if real growth comes not from constant motion, but from stepping away? What if true strength lies in knowing when to let go, when to pause, when to embrace the silence?