Naya Ali goes deep on We Did The Damn Thing, her new album to be released on February 7th, 2025. The Montreal artist’s new opus is at once deeply introspective and a wide-eyed embrace of the world.

Taima is the result of an unlikely encounter between singer-songwriter Elisapie, originally from Salluit, and musician-composer Alain Auger, hailing from Abitibi. Despite coming from very different backgrounds, the pair discovered a similar artistic vision that inspired them to collaborate on a multilingual musical project exploring the relations between Inuit and non-indigenous people.

Lisa LeBlanc presents Live avec l’Orchestre symphonique de Québec, an album recorded during an unforgettable concert at the Grand Théâtre de Québec in March 2024.

Les Breastfeeders’ latest adventure takes place in La ville engloutie (The Sunken City). At times tinged with garage, psychedelic, post-sixties-punk, and psych-folk, each episode takes us into different universes, maintaining a narrative where each song can become a neighborhood, a street, an alley, a door, a room, a person.

Le Nombre, active from 2002 to 2009, released three albums filled with raw poetry and relentless riffs and rhythms. Scénario Catastrophe, released in 2004, is now offered with a remastered sound and will be available on vinyl for the first time, twenty years after its original release.