JK Mantis: “Waves”
Toronto-based quartet JK Mantis plays alternative rock with a classic rock feel.
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Shoot the Image: “Lithograph”
Things got rolling for Toronto-based five-piece @shoottheimage when they met producer and guitarist Boz Boorer (The Polecats, Morrissey) on MySpace.
Mark Davis: “Eliminate The Toxins”
Edmonton-based roots artist Mark Davis helped guide Old Reliable through fifteen years and four recordings, and, in the studio, he’s collaborated with the likes of Joey Burns and John Convertino (Calexico, Giant Sand), Howe Gelb (Giant Sand), Corb Lund, Bob Egan (Blue Rodeo, Wilco, Freakwater), and Romi Mayes.
JF Robitaille: “Modern Love Song Pt. 1″
Folk artist @JFRobitaille a former member of indie-rock band The Social Register, was playing in New York City in 2006 when he was discovered by Nona “Lady Marmalade” Hendryx.
Metro4: “Disease”
London, Ontario-based band @Metro4 formed in 2005 and went through three vocalists before finding Jason Mercer, the right fit for their catchy, emotional rock sound.
Priory: “Lady of Late”
Portland-based indie-pop/electronic-folk four-piece Priory has followed up their 2010 EP, Cold Hands, with their self-titled debut full length.
Rebel Emergency: “Up All Night”
After Panic was forced to leave an emerging band called Panic and the Rebels, one of the remaining members, Roddy, took over vocal duties… and @rebelemergency was born.
JoJeto: “Your Best Dress”
@jojeto is a progressive-leaning rock band based in Oakville, Ontario.
Left Turn City: “Low”
Rock four-piece @LeftTurnCity was formed by three members of a Toronto-based metal band called Six On Nine, which broke up in 2001.
Joel Plaskett: “Jimmie’s Still Jimmie”
@jplaskett is the former lead vocalist/guitarist of Thrush Hermit, the former drummer of Neuseiland, the leader of The Joel Plaskett Emergency, a solo artist, a Juno/East Coast Music Award winner, a Polaris Music Prize nominee, and an altogether beloved musician and record producer from Nova Scotia.
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