Tangina Stone isn’t afraid to ask for “More”
It’s one thing to go against the grain, but another thing to be confident in rooms that don't want you to be there. On “More”, Tangina Stone urges us to…
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Celeste Daniella Ceres
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Toronto-based photographer, videographer and writer.
For music pitches: wordsbyceleste@gmail.com
Instagram: @CelesteDaniella
LIZ LOKRE looks to originality and origins on ‘FIRE'
In the midst of a blaze, two things take place: the destruction of the former, and the birth of new beginnings. On FIRE, LIZ LOKRE demonstrates that in fearlessly walking…
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How ABIR and Mick Schultz are bringing elements of Arab music to the forefront of pop [Interview + Review]
ABIR is everything society doesn’t expect an Arab woman to be: unapologetic, bold, and unafraid to talk her sh*t. Hailing from the culturally-rich town of Fez, Morocco and raised in…
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Liza reminisces about a past love on "Don't Come Back"
Toronto singer-songwriter Liza drifts into a daydream of infatuation on new single “Don’t Come Back.” Laced with the intoxicating trill of breezy guitar chords and steel drum synths, “Don’t Come…
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Natalie Lauren speaks on creating art for Black people and the power of being present on ‘Handle With Care’ [Interview]
A universal breath of fresh air, Natalie Lauren’s new solo project Handle With Care is a record that powerfully juxtaposes the grief associated with losing hope and the steps taken…
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Snoh Aalegra dives into universal sentiments of surrender on "DYING 4 YOUR LOVE"
Snoh Aalegra takes us to the depths of outer space in her latest song and video, “DYING 4 YOUR LOVE”. A heart-filled confession written to a former but not forgotten…
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ABIR sets off an "Inferno" in her latest video
ABIR is taking the world by storm–a sonic sandstorm, that is. In her latest video for “Inferno”, the Arab-American singer brings us to the sandy depths of where it all…
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Natalie Lauren's "Bra Off" invites Black women to embrace their natural selves
“Be strong,” “Be more gentle,” “Cover up,” “Loosen up,” “Do more,” “Do Less,” are just a few of the contradictory messages constantly inundating women. And for Black women and women…
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Haviah Mighty examines the systematic roots of racism on "Thirteen"
Toronto’s Haviah Mighty turns the pages back in history to dig deep into the roots of oppression in her new video for “Thirteen”. Animated by Theo Kapodistrias, "Thirteen" reminds us…
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Ayoni shares the heartfelt "Unmoved (A Black Woman Truth)"
To be unmoved is to have oneself firmly planted, roots running deep, undeterred by opposition. It takes determination and tenacity. To remain unchanged when forces are trying to push an…
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Ama Lou gives us the scoop on her creative process, upcoming tour, and new visual for "Far Out" [Video + Interview]
Few artists have the ability to allow their most vulnerable selves to be read like an open book while maintaining a captivating enigma. North London's Ama Lou has a rare…
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Jordan Higo knows his new flame “Ain't Love” [Video]
Hailing from the U.K., Jordan Higo might not be a household name yet, but he’s certainly on his way to global status. In the hazy video for his latest signle…
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