“The Great Escape” is an indie rock Christmas song celebrating the joy of returning home for the holidays. With heartfelt melodies and nostalgic lyrics, it captures the warmth of family traditions and the magic of escaping everyday life to reconnect with loved ones.

The Great Escape

“Give Me T.V.” is a high-energy rock ‘n’ roll Christmas anthem that captures the wild, magical chaos of the holiday season. With driving riffs, pounding drums, and lyrics full of vivid imagery, the song celebrates the over-the-top fantasy of Christmas—where reindeer fly, snow sparkles, and the magic feels larger than life. It’s a rebellious yet festive ode to the season’s surreal wonder.

Give Me T.V

“Melancholy” is an energetic, feel-good indie rock song that thrives on contrast. While the driving beat and upbeat melodies lift the mood, the lyrics delve into themes of sadness and longing, creating a striking juxtaposition. The result is a track that’s as bittersweet as it is infectious.

Melancholy

A song about feeling alone even when your with someone you love.

His Room

On Ringley Park Avenue, now I'll always be without you.

Ringley Park Avenue

Hit! is a high-velocity indie rock track from Canada Hill — a London-based three-piece known for raw energy and tight songwriting. With verses that nod to Fontaines D.C., a Pixies-style chorus, and a Radiohead-inspired bridge, Hit! crashes through emotional detachment and miscommunication in just under three minutes. Recorded live in our home studio, this track is built to explode on stage — loud, restless, and undeniably us.

Hit!

White Lie

Mitcham Common is Canada Hill stripped to the bone — a rock ’n’ roll blues burner about heavy feet, long roads, and the strange pull of the night. Recorded live at the Half Moon, Putney on 1st September 2025, it captures the raw electricity of the trio in full flight: snarling guitars, pounding rhythms, and lyrics that wander like a restless traveller looking for home. It’s sweaty, urgent, and unpolished in all the right ways — a reminder that sometimes the best take is the one played loud, live, and with nothing held back.

Mitcham Common

“Little Maisonette” is Canada Hill at their most charmingly British — a wry, Kinks-esque ode to simple dreams that feel impossibly out of reach. With jangling verses full of tea, pugs, and tidy streets, the track bursts into an explosive chorus that refuses to let go. It’s rock ’n’ roll with a wink and a sigh: quirky, heartfelt, and undeniably catchy.

Little Maisonette

A cover of a seriously obscure 1985 track. Minimal, moody, and a little funky—built around a steady pulse and moments of lift.

Original: Read All Over – “Hard to Love” (1985)

More about the original here:
https://www.discogs.com/release/2804905-Read-All-Over-Hard-To-Love?srsltid=AfmBOorTJOfNzB03c9YOGhTEATmEn8-ezdDZKx_6Za_g6PBkQSAD5LD1

Hard To Love

SW6 is a love letter to Chelsea — the streets, the stands, and the stubborn pride that never leaves you. It runs from Fulham Road pubs to the roar of the Matthew Harding and the West Stand, tipping its cap to legends and chants that still hit like they did the first time.

From Ossie at the Bridge to Super Frank, Didier, and JT — it’s for the young and the old, the Shed to the sofa, flying high or taking the blows. One place to know. One name to shout.

SW6.

Canada Hill is a London-based indie rock trio blending grit, melody, and momentum. Formed in 2023, they’ve built a reputation for explosive live shows and tightly written originals recorded at their home studio. From the raw urgency of Cling to the punch of their latest single Hit!, Canada Hill channel post-punk bite, 2000s energy, and classic songwriting into something distinctly their own.

SW6

Canada Hill

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