Best Hip Hop Artists in Montreal: Best of MTL 2024
Montreal has spoken.
Montreal has spoken.
Reviews of sets by Loud Lary Ajust, Safia Nolin, NOBRO, Hawa B, Karkwa, Strange Froots, Maryze and more from the emerging music festival in Rouyn-Noranda.
“There are killer gigs almost every night of the week this month. Nuts, huh?”
“The Soul Brother #1 and Com wear their respective legacies as bona fide icons on their sleeves without falling trap to gimmicks.”
We spoke with the Montreal band ahead of their gig up north in Rouyn-Noranda, kicking off FME’s 22nd edition.
Just 22% of Quebecers have a positive opinion of the CPC leader.
“My warmest thanks to Denis Villeneuve for his major donation that will give wings to Cinéma du Parc, and which testifies to his sincere commitment to the Montreal film community.”
“This is the most shocking and upsetting instance of racial profiling I have ever seen. Mr. Mahdi was clearly in compliance, and yet officers continued to use excessive force.”
Montreal has spoken.
Reviews of sets by Loud Lary Ajust, Safia Nolin, NOBRO, Hawa B, Karkwa, Strange Froots, Maryze and more from the emerging music festival in Rouyn-Noranda.
The third edition of the festival at Parc Jean-Drapeau happened on Aug. 16 and 17.
Montreal has spoken.
A rundown of the Pride events that promise to be worth the price of admission.
“The Soul Brother #1 and Com wear their respective legacies as bona fide icons on their sleeves without falling trap to gimmicks.”
“Smile! :D is yet another artistic triumph for Porter Robinson, and his biggest sign of musical reinvention and maturity to date.”
Montreal has spoken.
Multiple media outlets are reporting that the pair rehearsed Edith Piaf’s “La vie en rose” earlier this week.
“There are killer gigs almost every night of the week this month. Nuts, huh?”
Fresh tracks and timely insight.