CBC Music presents a curated selection of fresh Canadian tracks in their weekly feature, “Songs you need to hear.” Below, explore the current favorites of CBC Music’s producers. For additional new music, don’t miss the SYNTH playlist on YouTube.
Carly Rae Jepsen delivers an emotional dance anthem with “Don’t Leave Me on the Dance Floor,” where she passionately pleads for reconciliation amidst heartbreak. Inspired by ABBA, Jepsen weaves a perfect pop melody that captures the essence of a sad dance anthem.
Wolf Castle collaborates with Cadence Weapon and Jessa Sky on “One in a Billion,” a self-love ode that promotes self-acceptance and authenticity. The track exudes a jazzy and soothing vibe while celebrating individuality and pride.
Toronto rapper Remsen dives deep into introspection on “More Than Man,” exploring themes of identity and masculinity with poignant lyricism. The track blends Nigerian highlife rhythms with Atlanta trap influences, showcasing Remsen’s evolution as an artist.
Cameron Whitcomb’s “Want For Nothing” showcases his raw and emotionally charged vocals over a stripped-back melody, offering a vulnerable narrative of personal growth and meaningful connections. The track stands out for its heartfelt storytelling and genuine vulnerability.
Rapper Ardn brings a mix of yearning and wit in “Devoted,” where he muses about commitment and love. With clever wordplay and an infectious melody, Ardn paints a vivid picture of devotion and mutual understanding in relationships.
Benita returns with “Kissing Underwater,” a dreamy track that invites listeners to immerse themselves in the rush of romance. With serene melodies and captivating vocals, Benita creates a mesmerizing experience that captures the essence of falling in love.
Experience these compelling new releases from Carly Rae Jepsen, Wolf Castle, Remsen, Cameron Whitcomb, Ardn, and Benita, as they offer a diverse range of musical styles and lyrical depth.