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New & Upcoming Canadian Albums: Lights Announces 'A6,' Plus New Releases from Marie Davidson, Pierre Kwenders & More

Check out this week's full calendar of new and upcoming Canadian music.

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We're back with a newly updated calendar of Canadian music, and it's filling up with new entries.

This week, Polaris Prize winner Pierre Kwenders releases his new album Tears On The Dancefloor, while playful Quebec electronic artist Marie Davidson puts out City of Clowns on Soulwax's new DEEWEE label. Yves Jarvis, whose then-untitled album made our most anticipated list for 2025, today puts out his new album All Cylinders.


Other Canadian artists with albums this week include country hitmaker Brett Kissel, prolific hip-hop artist Moka Onlyl queer-pop rising artist CJ Wiley, Albertan singer-songwriter JJ Miller, country singer-songwriter Don Amero, post-rock combo XIA-3, and, with reissues of earlier work, Filmmaker, The Hylozoists and hHead.

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Meanwhile, electro-pop star Lights (readying a summer North American tour) has announced her new album A6, while '70s/'80s Canadian rock supergroup Envy of None (featuring Alex Lifeson and Andy Curran) releases their new album Stygian Wavz.

Other artists with new release dates include acclaimed roots singer-songwriter Suzie Ungerleider, alongside Melanie Fiona, Michael Cloud Duguay, Salin, Richard Moody, Vivienne Wilder, Two Hours Traffic and David Celia.

Here is the full calendar of new and upcoming Canadian music releases:

February

21: Basia Bulat, Basia’s Palace (Secret City Records)

21: Tate McRae, So Close To What (RCA Records)

21: Saya Gray, SAYA (Marion Murata Records)

21: Silverstein, Antibloom (UNFD)

21: Men Without Hats, Live (Shocore)

26: Pierre Kwenders, Tears On The Dancefloor (Moonshine / ADA Warner)

27: JJ Miller, Hometown Believer

28: Yves Jarvis, All Cylinders (Next Door Records)

28: Marie Davidson, City of Clowns (DEEWEE)

28: CJ Wiley, So Brand New (Tiny Kingdom)

28: Naomi SV, Timescape

28: Filmmaker, An Invitation to an Accident (Record Record Label)

28: Killing Daisies, Echoes Of Tomorrow

28: Brett Kissel, Let Your Horses Run

28: Sacred Wolf Singers X Simon Walls, L’nu’k Mawiejik (The People Gather Together).

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28: The Hylozoists, La Fin Du Monde (Record Record Label)

28: XIA-3, Interworlds

28: Moka Only, Arbutus Canyon (Urbnet)

28: hHead, Jerk/Fireman (Record Record Label)

28: Oliver Ghoul, Fool For You

28: Ron Ledoux, Views, Visions & Destinations

28: Don Amero, Broken Record: Part 1 - Heart

March

1: Newbridge, Past Lives

4: Blair Packham, The Impossible Dream

6: The Shuffle Demons, Are You Really Real (ALMA Records)

7: No Frills, Sad Clown(We Are Busy Bodies)

7: Spiritbox, Tsunami Sea, (Pale Chord /Rise Records)

7: Morgan Toney, Heal The Divide (Ishkode)

7: The Burning Hell, Ghost Palace ( You've Changed Records)

7: Rachel Therrien, Mi Hogar II ( Lula World Records)

7: Stonehocker, Hello Mr. Hyde

7: The Neighbourhood Watch, Mr. Skin and Bones

7: Housewife, EP Girl Of The Hour

7: Frog Eyes, The Open Up

14: cleopatrick Fake Moon, (Nowhere Special Recordings/Thirty Tigers)

14: Shiv and The Carvers, Tell Me You Love Me Again

14: El Balcón,El Errante

14: Real Sickies, Under a Plastic Bag

18: Brock Geiger, Some Nights

21: RUSH, RUSH 50 (UMe/Mercury and Anthem Records)

21: Thea May, Brought to You by Tragedy (Ishkōdé Records)

21: Elena Erin, Roaring 20s

21: Jerry Leger, Lucky Streak (Latent)

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26: Salin, Rammana

28: Destroyer, Dan’s Boogie (Merge)

28: Bria Salmena, Big Dog (Royal Mountain)

28: Various Artists, How Far Would You Take It (Halocline Trance )

28: Envy of None, Stygian Wavz

28: The Blue Stones, Metro (Thirty Tigers)

28: Gloin, All of your anger is actually shame (and I bet that makes you angry) (Mothland)

April

4: Sister Ray, Believer (Royal Mountain Records)

4: young friend, motorcycle sound effects (Nettwerk)

4: Lowest Of The Low, Over Years and Overnight (Sonic Envy)

4: Melanie Fiona, Say Yes ( (LoveLinc/Public Records/Cadence Music Group)

4: Thais, Personne (Bravo)

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4: Endray, S/T

8: Terry Gomes, Some Chunes

9: Cold Specks, Light for the Midnight (Secret City Records)

11: Amanda Rheaume, The Truth We Hold (Ishkōdé Records)

11: My Son The Hurricane, Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (Vegas Funeral Records)

11: Captain Tractor, East of Edson (Revisited), 30th Anniversary Edition

11:Mona Lissa Chanda, Queen of Games

11: Casper Skulls, Kit-Cat ( Next Door Records)

11: Ostara, The Roots

18: Drew Smith, Leaf by Leaf

25: Digawolf, Trapline

25: Rachella Wred, Leave The Light On

25: Braden Lam, The Cloudmaker's Cry

25: Bells Larsen, Blurring Time (Royal Mountain)

25:Michael Cloud Duguay,Wobbly Yonder (Watch That Ends The Night)

25: Matt Andersen, The Hammer & The Rose (Sonic Records)

25:1001 Est Crémazie,S/T (We Are Busy Bodies)

25: Vivienne Wilder, Terrible Human

25: Richard Moody, Tobacco & Rose

25: Karneef, It’s How You Say It

25: Kyle McKearney, To The River

25: METÒ, Wed To The Moment

May

2: Lights, A6

2: Kelly Bado , Belles âmes (Good People) (Odd Doll Records)

9: Hanorah, Closer Than Hell (Ensoul Records)

23: David Celia, Organica (vinyl edition)

23: Two Hours Traffic, I Never See You Anymore

30: Amy Millan, I Went To Find You (Last Gang Records)

30: SamWoy, Even Sad Boys Like to Have Fun (Hidden Ship)

June

6: Born Ruffians, Beauty’s Pride (Wavy Haze Records)

6: Suzie Ungerleider, Among the Evergreens (MVKA)

6: Nadah El Shazly, Laini Tani (Backward Music)

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Sum 41 Release Two Swan Song Spotify Singles Ahead of Final Performance at 2025 Junos

The stripped back version of hit "Landmines" and cover of Rage Against The Machine's "Sleep Now In The Fire" are available now on Spotify as the pop-punk veterans prepare for their last bow.

Sum 41 are making some final noise before they call it day.

The Canadian pop-punk icons have released two Spotify singles ahead of their final broadcast performance at the 2025 Junos this Sunday, March 30.

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