If you're looking to start your week off right, head to Exclaim!'s Click Hear section, where we have a fresh batch of new tracks up for you music-consuming pleasure.
First up is a song from Ottawa residents the Acorn & Catriona Sturton, who take on a cover of "Snowsuit Sounds" for the upcoming Sloan tribute Take It In - A Tribute to Sloan.
Ontario MC Wio-K comes up next to share his humble approach to the values of family and spiritual existence with his track "Want It."
Canadian rock figures Daniel Romano of Attack In Black, Julie Doiron and partner Fred Squire have teamed up as Daniel, Fred & Julie to deliver a collection of folk songs, some brand new, some known and public domain.
And check out "Dragon, Dragon, Tiger, Goat" by Menotick, ON group Hollerado, who have just announced plans to not only travel for shows in South America but to bring Mandarin into their writing.
Finally, we have Bernard Purdie, and even if you don't recognize his name you've almost certainly heard him playing. One of the most recorded drummers, this New York session musician's solo album Soul Drums has just recently been reissued.
Looking for more awesome unheard songs from great artists? Check out the Exclaim! Click Hear section every day for a new song, or tune in every Monday for our weekly round-up.
First up is a song from Ottawa residents the Acorn & Catriona Sturton, who take on a cover of "Snowsuit Sounds" for the upcoming Sloan tribute Take It In - A Tribute to Sloan.
Ontario MC Wio-K comes up next to share his humble approach to the values of family and spiritual existence with his track "Want It."
Canadian rock figures Daniel Romano of Attack In Black, Julie Doiron and partner Fred Squire have teamed up as Daniel, Fred & Julie to deliver a collection of folk songs, some brand new, some known and public domain.
And check out "Dragon, Dragon, Tiger, Goat" by Menotick, ON group Hollerado, who have just announced plans to not only travel for shows in South America but to bring Mandarin into their writing.
Finally, we have Bernard Purdie, and even if you don't recognize his name you've almost certainly heard him playing. One of the most recorded drummers, this New York session musician's solo album Soul Drums has just recently been reissued.
Looking for more awesome unheard songs from great artists? Check out the Exclaim! Click Hear section every day for a new song, or tune in every Monday for our weekly round-up.
