Review: Anderson .Paak breaks out of his comfortable groove on Oxnard
The album is less cohesive and introspective than his modern day classic Malibu, but it’s still a freewheeling and occasionally exhilarating ride
The album is less cohesive and introspective than his modern day classic Malibu, but it’s still a freewheeling and occasionally exhilarating ride
The DJ, radio host, promoter and music industry mentor always wants to make a positive impact, no matter how she does it
A rare interview with the 70s legend, who’s back in the spotlight with a new documentary about her uncompromising and influential career
On his new album, executive produced by his brother Kaytranada, the Montreal rapper is comfortable revelling within the crevices of beats rather than lording over them
The Toronto hip-hop producer, a member of influential production trio Da Grassroots, died last month at age 47
Back in 2011 when co-founders Syd and Matt Martians debuted the project as a skeletal funk offshoot of Odd Future, you’d never guess how far they’d come
The 21-year-old British R&B singer has gotten co-signs from Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Stormzy and more, but she wisely resists calling in her famous friends
With his syllable-cramming delivery and gritty beats, Tona isn’t up on the trendy sounds of the city, but that doesn’t mean he should be overlooked
Twenty years later, the Canadian hip-hop anthem means more than just beats and rhymes
On her new album The Secret Life Of Planets, the Toronto-based sci-fi soul singer gives cosmic resonance to intensely personal music