It's hard not to love the warm tones that Alex Runions voice exudes. His first major single in two years, "Take It Out On Me" is an easy listen and pairs perfectly with a highway drive. Windows rolled down, of course.

We gave Donny's new tune a low-key shout out last week when we featured Divine Brown's brand-new tune (definitely give that a listen too), but since we've been listening to this bop on the daily since it came out, we figured it needed its own mention. This upbeat love song is extremely catchy and Brown's vocals are the perfect pairing to Anderson's longing-for-love voice.

Vancouver twins and pop-duo Fionn just dropped their latest single and after a couple listens, it sounds like it's destined for great things. Knowing these two are only 19 years old makes the song and its composition even more impressive.

“'Modern Medication’ is a song about growing up with social media, and how it has affected the mentality of our generation," says the band in this morning's single announcement. "Being raised in Gen Z, we have never truly experienced life without our senses being overwhelmed by constant entertainment and pictures of what other people are doing."

Canadian-born, but London-dwelling, DJ-producer Jayda G's new track "Both Of Us" calls for a full-on dance party whether you're in your kitchen, living room or out on the back deck. Piano takes center stage for most of the song, as Jayda's airy vocals float in and out.

The final track from K-OS' latest EP Boshido, produced by Kaytranada, offers layered vocals, great beats and plenty of food for thought when it comes to his lyrics.

After releasing a fun EP in 2019–which included quite a fun cover of "Dancing in the Dark"–Toronto's Lo Lo is back with a melanchony alt-pop song that acknowledges self doubt and how it can be remedied.

"Sometimes, all it takes is a little reminder from somebody that cares about you, to make you feel alive. I hope when you listen to this song, it makes you think about that person who always seems to know how to bring you back to life," says Lo Lo in her single announcement this morning.

With so much raw emotion in her voice, you'll be sucked into LU KALA's world within seconds of her starting to sing. "Want You" is a rollercoaster of feelings lyrically and we are 100 per cent along for the ride.

Edmonton rapper Mouraine shares a heartfelt rap that showcases the many things wrong with America today. Naturally, Canada is not exempt from racism, but let his "Open Letter to America" sink in as you listen to every, single word.

Few singers sound quite as magical as Edmonton's Ruth B. when their vocals are paired with nothing more than the piano. The soulful musician's new single "If I Have A Son" offers up a mix of sadness and hope as her vocals glide up and down octaves effortlessly. At points, her words make you pause and wonder how we all can do better.

"I saw a man lose his life all 'cause his skin looked like mine," she sings.

Ruth's new single will see all proceeds donated to anti-racism causes.

Tebey's latest tune "Happened on a Saturday Night" doesn't aim for anything thought-provoking, lyric-wise, but it is a great addition to a weekend playlist, especially if you're in a party mood (keeping social distancing in mind as well, of course).