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Nashid Chroma’s music-meets-florals art on show at arts-meets-music gallery
Even with his recent viral success, Nashid Chroma’s artistic journey has involved trial and error, including a foray into EDM and electronic music production as a teen. “Throughout my entire life I’ve just been chasing…
How music lessons unified teachers and students in a time of isolation
With the pandemic increasing people’s stress and anxiety levels, some say we need music more than ever. Some students found solace in online lessons.
How Toronto fans created their own K-pop culture in the city
K-pop fans in Toronto have created a community of friendship and comfort by curating their own events and starting their own businesses. K-pop, an acronym for Korean pop, is a trendsetting music genre that has…
East York Jam Fest to go live for first time
With the decline of the pandemic, he East York Jam Fest is once again moving toward live performances for the first time.
Pretty Vacant: The Toronto punk scene’s resilience in the COVID-19 pandemic
The Toronto Punk community has always proven to be resilient. During unaccommodating times, how have they survived without live music?
How music and Kpop stars BTS helped Canadians’ mental health in the pandemic
Many turned to music therapy to help them get through the pandemic.
Canadian The Weeknd to make history at Super Bowl LV halftime show
Homeless to Forbes list – and now the Super Bowl halftime show. The lyric from The Weeknd’s 2016 collaboration with rapper Kendrick Lamar, off his multi-platinum third album ‘Starboy’, will need an update as his…
Paradise Theatre reopens on Bloor West
After 13 long years of renovation, Paradise Theatre is up and running again!
Shooting stops the fun at Smiling Buddha
On Nov. 9, the Smiling Buddha hosted a concert promoting Toronto’s rap talent. The show was cut short when a gunshot was fired from inside the venue.