“Sometimes I get into these moods where I feel like there will always be a gap between what I want to say, and what I actually end up writing. That night, I was comparing myself to Bob Dylan. And why not? I had to flip the thought: ‘Could he write one like me?’”

“As wxmen, we’re taught to carry shame for things that are simply human—desire, detachment, choosing ourselves. These songs are about normalizing those experiences and letting go of that inner guilt. They hold space for that emotional complexity and say, ‘It’s okay—you’re allowed to feel this.’”

Montreal-born singer, songwriter, and producer Mokina returns today with the release of her lush new EP, mirage—a five-track journey through dreamy indie-folk textures and raw emotional honesty.

Montreal multidisciplinary artist Annie-Claude Deschênes returns with Main de Fer, a haunting new single that fuses minimal techno and avant-garde into a disorienting soundscape of emotional isolation and psychological unraveling.