Bye Bye Winter 2022 | Playlist

Good riddance Winter 2022. Come closer Spring. A selection of Toronto tunes, curated by the Purple Glow team.

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Michelle Treacy Gives Us Tame Impala Meets Austin Powers in Her New EP: High Heels in the Moshpit

MusicChiara LucchettaOctober 25, 2021music, toronto music, toronto musician, indie music, pop music

Ben Maclean Releases Double Singles "Elixir" & "Dragonfruit"

Toronto artist, Ben Maclean, just released his new double singles “Elixir” and “Dragonfruit”, and we’re here to give you the inside scoop behind the process and inspiration for them.

MusicChiara LucchettaDecember 12, 2020music, toronto music, toronto musician, r&b, indie musicComment

HMLT Talks Collaboration and New Music

With timelessness as the primary ethos of his production, HMLT blends electronic sound design with traditional instruments, striving to create something that parents and future generations alike can resonate with. Music that will still be relevant in twenty years.

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Kenya Jade Teaches Herself a Lesson in Love with New Single "Don't Come Back"

The empowering break-up anthem is an R&B influenced pop treat, speaking to the severing of ties not only with past lovers but with old versions of herself. In this way, “Don’t Come Back” is as much a break-up song as it is a diary entry, looking at the push and pull that comes with separation.

MusicBlair MacMillanNovember 4, 2020kenya jade, musician, artist, toronto, toronto singer, toronto music, don't come backComment

Dog Days of Summer Mixtape 2020 | All Toronto Artists Playlist

We’re diving into the hot, sweaty, sweet summer days when it’s too hot to stay alive but somehow we’re all living. Here are the best tunes from Toronto musicians to keep you going through the heat.

Introducing: Your Paris - “Heartbreak Pop” Duo

It’s easy to see the chemistry that inspires the music of the new Toronto and Kingston based duo, Your Paris.

The two formerly solo acts, Laila Kharouba and Nick Babcock, joined forces at the beginning of this year to form a dreamy duo that can only be described as “Heartbreak Pop”.

Music, Most PopularBlair MacMillanJanuary 20, 2020toronto music, toronto band, toronto artist, your parisComment

Toronto Arts Events You Have to Go to This December

Here's a list of arts events Purple Glow Mag recommends going to when you're tired of being held prisoner by the wind and snow.

An Interview with Busty and the Bass About Their New Album "Uncommon Good"

“We’re from all over Canada and the US, and our influences are as varied as our backgrounds. It’s tough to put our music in a box because it blends soul, hip-hop, and jazz in different measures.”