Roots powerhouse duo The Small Glories are Cara Luft & JD Edwards, a musical tour-de- force partnership planted on the Canadian Prairies. Thrown together purely by accident for an anniversary show at Winnipeg’s venerable West End Cultural Centre, The Small Glories could almost make you believe in fate.

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Anchored by Jared Salte and Beth Schumacher, The Royal Foundry is a
musical bullet train. With indie-rock songs like “Listen to the Beat” and
“okay?” tearing up the radio charts to their pop-driven “All We Have”
and “Dreamers” being used by Disney, MTV, and the NHL. Their live
performance goes beyond energetic; it’s enveloping and electric and
has led them to share the stage with the likes of Twenty One Pilots, July
Talk, The Strumbellas, and many more.

The Royal Foundry is a driving force in the Indie Alt Rock scene. Their
latest single has skyrocketed up the radio charts beating out major
label artists in the top 20 on Canadian Alt-Rock and garnered them
millions of streams.

Their music has been featured by NPR, BBC, CBC, and over the course
of their genre-bending journey they have amassed nearly 4 million
streams on Spotify alone the band has gone on to win numerous
awards, have chart-topping singles, and toured extensively in North
America, Their music has been featured and appeared on MTV’s
Catfish, CFL, NHL, Disney Wedding Fashion Show and been used in
commercials by Purina, ENMAX, Comcast and many more. The Royal
Foundry has shown no sign of slowing down, with the release of their
upcoming album “Little High Little Low” on June 17th.

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Sweet Alibi could've gotten away with another soulful, folk-pop blended self-titled album like their first which earned the talented trio a nomination for best vocalist at the 2012 Canadian Folk Music Awards, plus seemingly endless accolades from fans and talent buyers across the country. Instead, despite a tumultuous past few years for Jess Rae Ayre, Michelle Anderson and Amber Quesnel, they created a more introspective and inspirational sophomore album by answering their own nagging question about whether there would be a follow up album at all.
The answer was unanimous: We've Got To...
... share stories genuinely in song that have shaped Sweet Alibi personally since its first album. The result, ten tracks that don't hide from heavy issues including facing mortality ("I'll Wait"), achieving sobriety ("Get it Right") and exploring the intricacies of a father / daughter relationship ("Daddy").
...find a producer who can not only capture the ongoing evolution of the Sweet Alibi sound from folk finesse to a progressing pop presence, but enhance it effortlessly. That would be Rusty Matyas, the creative front man for Imaginary Cities  Imaginery Cities who injected his clever pop prowess while capturing Sweet Alibi's hallmark harmonies and an elevated sense of  song writing sensitivity.
...and remain true to the diversity of personalities of Sweet Alibi, that intuitively transcends different backgrounds to form a family of "sisters" that continuously gets adopted by audiences from across Canada.
With We've Got To, you'll definitely want to catch Sweet Alibi as the tenacious trio plans even more extensive cross-Canada touring with its sights set on the United States, Europe and more! 

Grammy-nominated indie-pop band Lucius released their highly anticipated new self-titled album on May 2 via Fantasy Records—their most personal and purposeful work to date. Their fourth studio album, Lucius finds the band returning to their roots with eleven new songs written and recorded without seeking outside influence—their first time doing so since their 2013 debut. Produced by Lucius’ Dan Molad, the record explores topics such as relationships, grief and life’s complexities, with a unique vulnerability only made possible due the familial nature of the band. Known for their engaging live performances, Lucius has been featured on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” PBS’ “Austin City Limits” and “The Kelly Clarkson Show" and has toured across the world. This spring, the group will return to the road with their extensive “Gold Rush Tour." Throughout their acclaimed career, Lucius’ Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe have also become some of the most sought-after collaborators in popular music due to their “otherworldly” vocals (Los Angeles Times). The duo has recorded and performed with artists such as Joni Mitchell, Brandi Carlile, John Legend, The Killers and Harry Styles, including appearances on the Grammy stage and NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” Lucius is Laessig, Wolfe, Molad and Peter Lalish.

With "psychedelic jams, bouncy pop, (and) quiet folk - John Jacob Magistery beams with mature precision" (OEB SXSW 2018). Hailing from Montreal, the post-indie ensemble blends powerful lyrics with influences of folk and soul. The music finds roots in the raw and sometimes violent undercurrents of life in the Americas, zeroing-in on the struggle and banality in today's age of collective sensory experience. Their live performance showcases their charged emotional energy, with vocals that drive an intent well-crafted sound.

Shylo Sharity is a Canadian recording artist and singer-songwriter from Vancouver, British Columbia. 

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