Having written songs for the likes of One Republic and Justin Bieber, it's only a matter of time before August Rigo himself takes off in the music industry. Don't let the intense title scare you off; "Kill Me" has such an infectious beat.

This quick and catchy release from Canada's most iconic piano-driven musicians has some sad undertones, but a toe-tapping pace you can't deny.

We’re not sure where Josh David came from, but 15 seconds into his debut single, and you can tell by his voice that he’s got some hurt and a story to tell.

With a nearly unparalleled voice in the Canadian country scene, Kristin Carter shows how powerful her vocals can still be when they're restrained is this new, stripped down song that she co-wrote with Kalsey Kulyk.

Some of the lyrics in the latest single by all-female country-pop group Nice Horse are all too relatable during these social distancing days. "Hot Mess" is definitely a departure from their previous releases, so we're excited to hear more new tunes from this talented band.

This mid-tempo, heartbreak ballad off of Rayy's new album is a fun one to sing along with and all about those "what if" moments. Who hasn't had one of those?

With a powerhouse voice, CBC Searchlight 2020 winner Shawnee never ceases to amaze us. The singer's latest single "Building a Wall" is about being guarded from life experiences and showcases Shawnee's ability to emote effortlessly.

This dreamy track from Tasha Angela's new EP Hidden Gems is the perfect song to listen to help you escape reality for a little while.

Whitney Rose is like a mix of Lucinda Williams and Tanya Tucker with a splash or two of No Doubt (circa Tragic Kingdom), and we can't get enough. Her latest single "In a Rut" features energetic vocals and some great guitar riffs.

Seemingly inspired by social distancing, Wyclef's new track is a cool and comforting listen during these unusual times.