Music

Sometimes when you hear a particular song or lyric you are immediately transported back in time and can clearly remember how you were feeling and what you were doing at that particular moment or point in life. The Global Groove Network, six years in the making, explores this phenomenon in a fascinating documentary

Heard Before the Herd is your disconnect from the radio, playing seemingly the same song on repeat without end. Plus, it's a chance to discover up-and-coming Canadian talent that should definitely have a place on your iPod...

Heard Before the Herd is your disconnect from the radio, playing seemingly the same song on repeat without end. Plus, it's a chance to discover up-and-coming Canadian talent that should definitely have a place on your iPod

Looking for new iPod tunes? This week's Heard Before the Herd features the sounds of Said the Whale, Austra, Japandroids, Justin Rutledge and Sandman Viper Command

This week's selection of notable Canadian music talent is highlighted by a rural Atlanta folk/inde rock band and a Montreal-based group with a seriously psychedelic sound. Here's what you should have on your iPod

Considering the radio these days is only bearable for about a quarter of an hour, it's essential to have an iPod stocked full of new music at any given time of day. It's even better when that music consists mainly of homegrown talent. Here are five Canadian bands and artists you should definitely have on your playlist

From electro DJ sets to multi-instrumentalist performances, we've scoured the city's music listings to come up with five shows you don't want to miss in Toronto this weekend. Get your dancing shoes on and expect a few long nights

It's no secret that the sharing of ideas often yields the best results when it comes to creating something truly unique and creative. The AREA in Calgary's Inglewood neighbourhood was created for just that, offering a collaborating space for those in arts, recreation, education, environment, and agriculture

After jazz was removed as a major from Jory Kinjo’s university program, he took to the road with an R&B band, where he learned the beauty and passion of singing and song writing from some of the world’s best “teachers”, including the Tragically Hip and ZZ Top in today’s YEDaily