The Dears, Finger Eleven, and Alexisonfire Drop New Music
The Canadian music scene is buzzing with new releases from some long-standing bands and exciting emerging artists this week. Canadian rock band Finger Eleven has recently joined the Better Noise Music label and is dropping their first new album in over a decade, titled “Last Night on Earth.” Their single “Blue Sky Mystery” is making waves on the Billboard Canada Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, sitting at No. 6. The Dears, a Montreal indie rock favorite, have also released their ninth studio album, “Life Is Beautiful! Life Is Beautiful! Life Is Beautiful!” which explores the themes of life’s ups and downs. The band will kick off a Canadian tour soon, followed by European and U.K. dates. Meanwhile, Canadian hardcore heroes Alexisonfire are paying tribute to ’90s Canadian bands with their new EP, “Copies of Old Masters Volume 1.”
The music scene is not just about the veterans, but also about the rising stars. Vancouver pop artist Jade LeMac has released a new EP titled “It’s Always At Night,” featuring songs that delve into themes of heartbreak, love, and lust. Additionally, Grammy-winning artist Alex Cuba, jazz-rock legends Lighthouse, B.C. indie rockers Hotel Mira, and Cree cellist and composer Cris Derksen are all out with new projects this week, adding to the diverse range of music coming out of Canada.
The Canadian music calendar is packed with exciting releases from a variety of artists. Recent releases include Evan Redsky’s “The Language of Fishermen,” Shad’s “Start Anew,” and Rich Aucoin’s “SYNTHETIC Season 4,” to name a few. The coming weeks will see new music from artists like SHEBAD, Scarlet Fever, and His His, offering music lovers a range of genres and styles to explore.
With a mix of established bands and up-and-coming artists, the Canadian music scene continues to evolve and thrive. Whether it’s veteran bands like Finger Eleven and The Dears making a comeback or emerging artists like Jade LeMac and Cris Derksen making their mark, there’s something for every music lover to enjoy. Keep an eye on the Canadian music calendar for more exciting releases and discoveries in the weeks to come.