Canadian and Québécoise singer Meghan Oak released a new single, Chaos. The song is about the aftermath of a breakup. The music is French Pop. The song features a dynamic composition with a wavy rhythm that reflects the different stages of grief after a breakup. The music also has a hopeful tone, bringing peace of … Continue reading Single Saturdays: Meghan Oak – Chaos
First Single Fridays: Matthew Bodhi – This Void
Belgian singer Matthew Bodhi has released his first single, This Void. The song is about loss, specifically the passing of a loved one. The music is alternative. The song features a slow rhythm that reflects profound grief, along with intense music. It starts with the piano playing slowly in the background, then the tempo picks … Continue reading First Single Fridays: Matthew Bodhi – This Void
Toni Braxton – Un-Break My Heart – 30th Anniversary
October 7, 2026, marks the 30th anniversary of Toni Braxton’s '90s single Un-Break My Heart. This '90s hit is about a woman whose partner passed away and the heartbreaking aftermath. The music is R&B. The song is a timeless ballad. It starts with a gradual acoustic guitar, then smoothly transitions to electric guitar and programming. … Continue reading Toni Braxton – Un-Break My Heart – 30th Anniversary
Throwback Thursdays: U2 – 50 Years in Music
In honour of U2’s 50th anniversary as a band, I will share my perspective on their music and the songs I enjoy. I was inspired to pay homage to this group after hearing about the surprise concert U2 held in Dublin, Ireland, on September 25. I discovered U2’s music thanks to my sisters. They were … Continue reading Throwback Thursdays: U2 – 50 Years in Music
Indigenous Music in Canada: A Yearly Homage
September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. It’s a day that pays tribute to residential school survivors, the Indigenous communities and the children who never returned home. I’m not an expert in Canadian politics or the history of residential schools across the country. However, I am familiar with some music … Continue reading Indigenous Music in Canada: A Yearly Homage