Like the backdrop to a spaghetti Western, this song is a whole mood and features the Sadies at their best: banjo-forward, having fun with each other and their performance, voices blending together in warm, layered harmonies. ( Songs You Need to Hear, June 22)Ītop Alvvays-inspired jangly guitar pop, Toronto band Tallies gets personal on this standout single as singer Sarah Cogan sings about her experiences with depression. On 'Aniqsaatuinnarit II,' a song in memory of Uyarak's late mother, the singer layers the electric guitar on the chorus, giving it an Explosions in the Sky-style edge. Michel recorded music festival audiences across the country singing along with this song and mixed the audio into the finished version, which is, as expected, an indie-rock anthem. ' Don't be so Hard on Yourself,' Danny Michel

( 20 albums we can't wait to hear in 2022)Īll the joy and possibility that spring brings? That's the sound of Frontperson's 'Parade.'ĩ5. 'Cruel Moon' bounces across influences, beats, eras and genres like a possessed jukebox it's weird and wonderful and wholly original. Aimee InterrupterĪ total comeback song from this long-running Canadian band that has always tapped reggae, ska and dancehall for its recognizable sound. ' Walk Thru Fire,' Bedouin Soundclash feat. 'Sunsh1ne' is fun and addictive, and Niimo's production gives Lxvndr an anchor to keep proving she's currently one of the East Coast's best rappers.

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