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  • Podcast: Soca in the backyard with Kes the Band

    Kes The Band joins the podcast in our backyard to discuss the evolving soca landscape
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  • Podcast: Nailah Blackman on (re)defining soca, rejuvenating Trinidad Carnival

    Nailah Blackman discusses redefining soca and rejuvenating Trinidad Carnival
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  • Queer reflections on dancehall, Spice and coming of age in Jamaica

    Spice will headline Pride ceremonies
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  • Four must-attend events at Scugog Arts’ small town BIG festival

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  • Toronto could get two new music venues this summer

    The future home of Hugh's Room Live
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  • Review: Tyler, The Creator brought big-stage spectacle back to Toronto

    Tyler, The Creator
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  • Toronto’s music community comes together to support Ukraine

    Toronto global music act Lemon Bucket Orkestra Brass is one of the groups performing.
    Music

  • Junos 2022: a more diverse nominees list?

    Ceréna
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  • The sound of Toronto in 2022: 20 artists to watch

    Savannah Ré
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  • Flow radio moves up the dial to take over G98.7 in Toronto

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  • In photos: Rhythms And Resistance celebrates Toronto’s Caribbean legacy

    A sign for the Calypso Carnival hosted by the Canadian Negro Women's club is on display at Rhythms and Resistance: Celebrating Toronto’s powerful Caribbean music legacy at the Friar’s Museum located on the second floor of Shoppers Drug Mart south of Yonge-Dundas Square.
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  • 5 bold predictions for Toronto’s music scene in 2022

    After a brief resurgence, the live music scene is in limbo again. When concerts return, expect some stricter COVID protocols.
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