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22 April 2022 Releases: Tenille Townes, Patrick Watson…
Twenty full-length albums are out this week, bringing the 2022 total to 188 thus far. Among this week’s batch are hot selling Lydia Képinski‘s Depuis and Siméon‘s pop-rock Présages, Lovers of relaxing jazz will enjoy 501 Lounge Street from Claude Chapleau / Chapcity. Also be sure and check out a trio of choice alternative works: Samantha Savage Smith‘s Fake Nice, Tess Roby‘s Ideas of Space, and Georgia Harmer‘s Stay In Touch. All three are superb.
Country superstar Tenille Townes has a batch of new songs out, care of EP Masquerades. It’s one of a dozen extended plays out this week. Another is Better in the Shade, the latest from the ever popular Patrick Watson. We have tracked 124 YTD EP releases. Check out the table of 32(!) new releases below.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
501 Lounge Street | Claude Chapleau / Chapcity | Jazz |
C’est dans vos yeux | Lyne Cadieux | AC |
Cosmic Dreamer | Barney Bentall | S-S |
Depuis | Lydia Képinski | Alternative |
Des rêveurs dans la nuit | Marcel Beaulieu | S-S |
Fake Nice | Samantha Savage Smith | Alternative |
Faster Than I Can Take | Jane Inc. | Alternative |
Home | Les Arrivants | World |
Ice Cream In November | Lynne Hanson | Country |
Ideas of Space | Tess Roby | Alternative |
Jé Lalune | Jé Lalune | S-S |
Le temps que passe… | Marie-Pierre Leduc | Folk Pop |
L’échelle du temps | Yves Léveillé | Jazz |
Nous resterons vivants | Jean-Christophe Lessard | S-S |
Présages | Siméon | Pop-Rock |
Reine de papier | Jordane | S-S |
Stay In Touch | Georgia Harmer | Alternative |
Stolen Time | Abigail Lapell | Country |
What It Is | Ian Lake | S-S |
Who? | Léonie Gray | R&B |
À la pêche aux éclairs (EP) | Divers | Rap |
Adulescence (EP) | Arielle | Pop |
Better in the Shade (EP) | Patrick Watson | S-S |
Case Départ (EP) | Missy D | Rap |
Embryonnaire (EP) | MiTcheL | Rap |
Fraide (EP) | Fraide | S-S |
Goodbye Again (EP) | The Johans | S-S |
Masquerades (EP) | Tenille Townes | Country |
Plaisirs & terreurs… (EP) | Carla Blanc | Alternative |
Protagoniste (EP) | K!ra | Rap |
Put the Sauce On It (EP) | Duck Sauce et al. | Dance |
The Storm (EP) | Q052 | Rap |
15 April 2022 Releases: Grae, Bülow, Sophia Bel…
A number of satisfying discs were released in mid-April this year including Anxious Avoidant from budding indie pop star Sophia Bel and Whiplash from Grae. JUNOs endorsed German-Canadian singer Bülow has a new EP out entitled Booty Call. CMB also recommends EP Sad In a Good Way from Hawa B. Find these and more in the table below.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
Anxious Avoidant | Sophia Bel | Pop |
Born Losers | Altameda | Alternative |
La route est longue jusqu’au top | Ben Claveau | Folk |
Le sablier | Alex & Caro | Country |
Nuances | Marion Cousineau | AC |
Oh Suzana Blues | David Owen | Folk |
Psychic Jailbreak | Cancer Bats | Metal |
SOUL URGE | Modlee | R&B |
Whiplash | Grae | Alternative |
Apricity (EP) | Winterglow | S-S |
Booty Call (EP) | Bülow | Pop |
C’qui reste (EP) | Les Dérapeutes | Folk |
Drowning In The Culture (EP) | AVIV | Alternative |
Fauve (EP) | Velours Velours | S-S |
Pour marcher à tes côtés (EP) | Pierre Bédard | AC |
Reckless Reckless (EP) | Anyway Gang | Rock |
Sad In a Good Way (EP) | Hawa B | R&B |
Super (EP) | JP Couet | Country |
Mid-April 2022 Headlines: BBMAs, MHF, Twain, Cox, and The Boyz
A Canadian Leads the 2022 BBMA Nominations
Nominations for the 2022 Billboard Music Awards have been announced. Bear in mind that they are based on the performance of material on the US Billboard charts only, and as we have seen through the years, tastes in music differ from country to country. Three Canadians fare well this year – all male soloists. In fact, leading the entire pack is The Weeknd with 17. Justin Bieber has 13 and Drake 11. American artists include the supposedly retired Doja Cat (14) and Kanye West and Olivia Rodrigo (13 each). Brits Dua Lipa and Ed Sheeran have a respectable nine. Australia’s The Kid Laroi has eight. South Korean group BTS has seven as do Americans Givēon and Taylor Swift. The most decorated artist in the history of the BBMAs is Drake with 29 wins. Taylor Swift is second with 25, and Justin Bieber is third with 21. Those awards will be held in Sin City the same night as the JUNO awards (May 15) are held in the city that rhymes with piranha, testing Canadians’ loyalties.
Shania Joins the Styles of 1D
Canadian icon Shania Twain surprised the crowd by joining former One Direction member and current soloist Harry Styles of Britain on stage in the American California desert. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is an annual event that always promises a huge lineup of performers. This year’s Canadian contingent includes The Weeknd, Carly Rae Jepsen, Arcade Fire, Daphni/ Caribou, Badbadnotgood, Jessie Reyez, Orville Peck, Belly, Ali Gatie, and Daniel Caesar. Shania popped in unexpectedly during the conclusion of Harry’s set when he began performing her song “Man, I Feel Like a Woman”. The Commonwealth siblings sang the classic together. After this, they took seats and Styles said, “In the car, with my mother as a child, this lady taught me to sing … To you, for the memories you gave me with my mother, I will be forever grateful.” Twain responded, “I am so honoured and thrilled to be here … I’m a bit star-struck – what can I say?” Harry and Shania then sang the latter’s “You’re Still the One”.
Deborah Cox Tapped for the MHF
Toronto R&B star Deborah Cox is this year’s inductee into the Music Hall of Fame. The Debster first charted within the realm of the RPM Top 40 in the year 1996 with hits “Who Do U Love” (#15) and “Sentimental” (#33). Those two songs made a mark internationally as well, making the Top 40 in the United Kingdom. “Nobody’s Supposed to Be Here” (see its MV below) reached #21 at home in 1998 and stands as her biggest hit in the United States where it peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Cox released five albums between 1995 and 2008. Her debut self-titled work is certified platinum, and her 1998 followup One Wish sits at gold.
Deborah is perhaps best known domestically for her 2008 Top 10 hit “Beautiful U R”, a platinum digital download. Cox has won a total of three JUNO awards, all from the late 90s and in the Best R&B/Soul Recording category. The currently flourishing R&B scene in Toronto, which has produced such global superstars as The Weeknd, owes much to Deborah Cox who helped kickstart the genre in a 90s scene heavily dominated by rock favourites like Alanis Morissette, Amanda Marshall, and the Tragically Hip.
Among The Boyz Are Two Canadians
An objective of Canadian Music Blog has always been to highlight Asian Canadian recording artists in a western music scene that is predominantly a Blacks and Whites only club. Some of these talents choose to take a stab at success in the English language market at home while others relocate abroad to make their mark in Asian language music. The three predominant subsets of the latter are C-Pop (Chinese language pop music), J-Pop (Japanese), and, now familiar to western audiences, K-Pop (Korean). As far as we know, there is very little Canadian artist involvement in J-Pop currently but very significant involvement in C-Pop. Largely unacknowledged by the Canadian media, there are a number of Canadian artists killing it in K-Pop.
What follows is by no means a complete list.
We have profiled Henry Lau in the past. Born and raised in Toronto, he is Chinese Canadian but infiltrated the K-Pop scene with great success. Wendy of popular girl group Red Velvet and YoungK from boy band Day6 were plucked from Canada by South Korean entertainment companies. Mark of groups NCT and SuperM was born in Toronto and grew up in Vancouver. Tablo attended high school in Canada and Stratford University before debuting with South Korean trio Epik High. Canadian born (Jeon) Somi dabbled in a few K-Pop girl groups before going solo. She released her debut album XOXO in 2021.
Here, we introduce Jacob and Kevin (see photo above) who are two Canadian members of K-Pop group The Boyz which broke through in South Korea last year with a triad of Top 40 hits including the #6 song “Maverick”. See the MV below. But first, a little on these two fine young gentlemen.
Jacob was born in Toronto in 1997 and into sports at a young age, particularly basketball and volleyball. He won an MVP award in the latter. He plays guitar, piano, and drums. In The Boyz, Jacob serves as one of the vocalists and is also skilled in beatboxing.
Kevin was born in Vancouver in 1998. He attended the same elementary school as Michael Bublé and won the “Bublé Prize” in Grade 7 due to his musical abilities. He acts as the main vocalist of The Boyz. Kevin plays piano, guitar, and saxophone and loves to draw. He also knows how to tap dance.
We wish these Canadians continued success with The Boyz!
Carla Chanelle’s Music Is On Our Cheeks
Scholarship recipient from the Canada Council for the Arts, Carla Chanelle, recently dropped a first-rate EP, with a splash of perfume, entitled Sur nos joues. With this, find yourself swimming in pensive waters harbouring a syrupy melancholy while stately beats keep things flowing along gracefully and intricate details convey a charming loneliness that will have the listener immersed in a warm glow. There are some subtle funky grooves, massaging keyboards, and soothing guitar strokes on this little gem. And, my goodness, Carla’s voice is like honey. All five tracks have us hooked, smiling, and … entering this as a contender for 2022’s EP of the year. Don’t miss out on this, folks! The embedded MV for “Mandarine” (track 3) below will give you a taste.
New Singer Alert! Emmy Rouge
New Canadian singer Emmy Rouge recently launched her debut disc: Catalogue, a five-song EP. We feel it has more going for it than recent releases from the A-listers. Beauteous vocals self-penned lyrics, catchy writing, progressive sounds, assuaging moods, delicious beats, random details, and expert production. It’s pop sprinkled with a jazzy vinaigrette and wafting chillout aromas. And to think that Emmy leapt into the music community a mere 1.5 years ago! We have embedded the MV for “Laisse-moi” below but bear in mind that all tracks on the disc are winners.
Besides the funky electropop of the latter, clap-along opener “Miroir” hits the spot. The hazy “Tours les jours” comes complete with teasing vocals and colourful chords, and then it casually tosses in a sax! OMG! “Girls Night” contains some urban jazz vibes and intricate percussion. Capping things off is groove extravaganza “Miami Vice”. Emmy Rouge’s Catalogue hits a homer, and so we hit the golden buzzer. Top marks from Canadian Music Blog. Very, very cool EP. We’re hoping for a full-length on CD as soon as possible.
8 April 2022 Releases: Dear Rouge, Josh Ramsay…
Vancouver’s SkyTrain has become an instrument of permanent hearing loss for the metropolitan area’s millions of residents. The noise the trains make far exceeds safety limits, but of course, nothing is being done about it by TransLink, a company with an annual operating budget of $1.4 billion. Why not treat your ears to something far more pleasant than deafening rattles and squeaks?
JUNO award winning modern rock duo Dear Rouge releases its latest disc this week, the full-length Spirit. The opening track alone is dee-lish! Marianas Trench frontman Josh Ramsay tosses a solo album into the smorgasbord. The Josh Ramsay Show features a host of popular Canadian recording artists including Tyler Shaw and Serena Ryder. Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson is behind a new progressive rock project called Envy of None featuring the sizzling vocals of budding singer Mariah Wynne. The group’s self-titled album is out now. Other discs to check out are EP In Good Time from New West which contains some good tunes. Find these and more in the table of new releases below.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
Avery Raquel | Avery Raquel | R&B |
Cheer for the Deer | Melted Wings | Alternative |
Envy Of None | Envy Of None | Rock |
Far From Folk | B. Knox | S-S |
Fluxus Pop | Rip Pop Mutant | Alternative |
Glossolalia | Jordan Klassen | S-S |
Just One Voice | Michelle Willis | AC |
L’échec héroïque | Thick Glasses | Punk |
Papillon de Nuit: The Night Butterfly | Tanika Charles | R&B |
Perdre | Jules et ses pilules | Rock |
Seul à la fin | Félix Lemelin | Pop |
Shrug | The Henrys | Alternative |
Solo | Jesse Mac Cormack | Pop |
Spirit | Dear Rouge | Rock |
The Josh Ramsay Show | Josh Ramsay | Pop |
To Hell With You, I Love You | Deanna Petcoff | Rock |
Colors (EP) | Avril Jensen | Alt Pop |
Dans ta lumière (EP) | Alex Métivier | Alternative |
Digital Damage (EP) | Emma Beko | Rap |
Hellscape Suburbia (EP) | ElyOtto | Pop |
In Good Time (EP) | New West | Pop |
Je ne parlerai pas fort (EP) | Myriam Arseneau | S-S |
Looking Around (EP) | Pelch | S-S |
Maison de Paille (EP) | Alex Pic | S-S |
Ready To Burn (EP) | Saya | Pop |
Top Net (EP) | Dope.gng | Rap |
Take a Satellite Ride with Geneviève Racette
Satellite is the latest album crafted by the genius of Canadian singer & songwriter Geneviève Racette. On the disc she explores the concept of love as a satellite which is attracted to and encircles another object. When the love ends, it loses orbit and crashes down in painful ruin. Popular artist City and Colour makes an appearance on the album in the track “Someone”. The album offers soul-stirring moods of pensive melancholy and heartfelt reflection. We were hooked immediately. Geneviève’s voice is lovely and the music charming. We have embedded a live version of opening track “Hostage” below. Don’t let this one pass you by.
BAAB’s La Cible Hits the Target
Montreal’s BAAB consists of aces Charles-David Dubé and Mariève Harel-Michon. Joined by musicians Olivier Bernatchez and David Marchand, EP La Cible came out last month, and we are really taken with it. The four-track effort, dressed with silky female vocals, is detailed, soothing, jazzy, and funky – an electronic chillout disc that cast us into a curious world of energizing dreams. La Cible is really, really good and has been targeted as a strong contender for 2022’s EP of the year. If you like this, check out also the full-length Rédactions tranquilles BAAB released last year. Embedded below is audio for the title-track of the new EP to give you a taste.
The Silence In Between Bob and Moses
Four-time Juno nominated Vancouver duo Bob Moses (Jimmy Vallance and Tom Howie) recently released its latest album The Silence in Between. The disc, the outfit’s best yet, benefits from inspired composition and is, as one would expect, sprinkled with savoury EDM spices. Though we would not call every track dancefloor ready, the excursion through droning bass pulses, synthy burbles, and the occasional unexpected crescendo is satisfying. The energy pumping through the album never runs dry, and we never lose interest. It’s a most worthy effort impressing the CMB. Do check this one out.
1 April 2022 Releases: Lights, No Frills…
As we begin 2022’s fourth month, Canadian artists have released 142 albums and 93 EPs. Find the latest below.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
Consumed in Key | Plastikman & Chilly Gonzales | Instrumental |
Set The Record | HOROJO Trio | Blues |
Un homme et son piano | P’tit Belliveau | S-S |
Voice Leading | Kellarissa | Electronic |
Abri de fortune | Koriass | Rap |
Chutes libres | Lexil | Rock |
Downward Dog | No Frills | Alternative |
Goodbye Nightlife | Yesterday’s Ring | Folk |
Pan est Mort | MAUV | Rap |
PEP | Lights | Pop |
The Life and Times of Eddie Gage | Aldo Nova | Rock |
The Unravelling of PupTheBand | Pup | Punk |
Can’t Make This S*** Up (EP) | Pengz and 6ixbuzz | Rap |
Past Dawn (EP) | Jeremie Albino | Folk |
If It’s Not Forever (EP) | Cassidy Mann | Soft Pop |
10 Seconds, Vol. 1 (EP) | A-Trak | Dance |
Another Self (EP) | Sara Danielle | AC |
Freynet (EP) | Freynet | Country |
Interstellar (EP) | Pilla B | Rap |
Maximalist (EP) | Common Deer | Pop |
The Rise (EP) | The Rural Alberta Advantage | Folk Rock |
True North (EP) | The ACT Americana Trio | Folk |
25 March 2022 Releases: Corneille, Alicia Moffet, Michael Bublé…
A-lister Michael Bublé drops his latest work, Higher. Even if you’re afraid of heights, this should satisfy. Award winning singer Alicia Moffet releases her second album, Intertwine. You’ll get caught up in it and it will satisfy. The ever popular Corneille tickles with pink ink in Encre rose. It’s a panther of an album and it will satisfy you. Also worth checking out is alt-pop EP Sur nos joues from Carla Chanelle. Wear it on your cheeks or anywhere you like; it satisfies. Check out this week’s new Canadian artist releases below.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
21st Century Lo-Fi | Tom Savage | S-S |
Avalon Tassonyi | Avalon Tassonyi | Folk |
Construire une table… | Bolduc Tout Croche | S-S |
Do All Words Can Do | F****d Up | HC Punk |
Encre Rose | Corneille | Pop |
Éphémère | Manela | Jazz |
Faust | Mahogany Frog | Alternative |
Higher | Michael Buble | AC |
Intertwine | Alicia Moffet | R&B |
Labyrinthitis | Destroyer | Alt Rock |
L’aéronaute | François Jalbert & Jérôme Beaulieu | Jazz |
Poésinutiles Vol.1 | Edgar Bori | S-S |
Rap Queb, Vol. 1 | Jay Scott | Rap |
Sans oublier | Lysandre | Alternative |
Songs of the Recollection | Cowboy Junkies | Folk Rock |
Subterranea | Sunglaciers | Alternative |
Aphélie (EP) | Joseph Boonen | Alternative |
Afterlife (EP) | Vi | Alternative |
Bonjourno My Friends (EP) | Bernice | Experimental |
Enter the Mirror (EP) | Jay Feelbender | Alt Rock |
First Thing’s First (EP) | Jon Rivera | Urban Pop |
Good Things (EP) | Devin Cooper | Country |
Our Lady of the High… (EP) | Steven Doman | Alternative |
Se Pa Lèd Ou Lèd (EP) | Denzel | Rap |
Sur nos joues (EP) | Carla Chanelle | Alt Pop |
18 March 2022 Releases: Lisa LeBlanc, Ria Mae…
Marching through the new releases, Lisa LeBlanc drops the funky Chiac Disco, Geneviève Racette the beautiful singer-songwriter album Satellite, Franky Freedom a self-titled electronic chillout disc, and La Bronze the great pop album Vis-moi. EPs include radio star Ria Mae with Therapy and emerging slayer Emmy Rouge with Catalogue.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
Applaudissez, bande de… | Larynx | Alternative |
Chiac Disco | Lisa LeBlanc | Pop |
Dis-leur | Psycadelick | Rap |
Eleven Dollar Bill | D. Columbus | Country |
Franky Freedom | Franky Freedom | Chillout |
Gone, Long Gone | Steve Dawson | S-S |
ImagiNation | Q052 | Rap |
Milliers d’étincelles | Atémi | Folk Pop |
Nothing Pressing | Jerry Leger | Folk |
Roadhouse 02 | Allan Rayman | R&B |
Satellite | Geneviève Racette | S-S |
The Fire Waltz | Little Miss Higgins et. al. | Folk |
Vis-moi | La Bronze | Pop |
Big Hurt Boy EP | Donovan Woods | S-S |
Catalogue (EP) | Emmy Rouge | Pop |
Encased in Chrome (EP) | Trench | Metal |
Folktopia (EP) | Slide & Popcorn | Folk Rock |
Hazed + Amused (EP) | Innr Circle | Pop |
Light Yagami (EP) | Kira | Rap |
Listen To Your Art (EP) | 28. & The.Blind.Monkey | Rap |
Love Faster (EP) | Coco Rose | R&B |
Midi Pile (EP) | Bkay | Rap |
Quand on sera une saison (EP) | Irène | Alternative |
Terre! (EP) | Clara and the Sky | Alt Rock |
The Night Suite (EP) | Stephan Moccio | Classical Xover |
Therapy (EP) | Ria Mae | Pop |
11 March 2022 Releases: Ingrid St-Pierre, Men Without Hats…
Ingrid St-Pierre releases piano-themed album Ludmilla this week. Veteran artists join her with new discs. Men Without Hats follows up last year’s EP Again Pt. 1 with full-length album Again Pt. 2. Bryan Adams serves his latest, So Happy It Hurts. Broken Social Scene’s Sam Jr. contributes a self-titled work and Daniel Bellegarde some sweet world music, Pastourelle. Find these and more in the table below.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
Again, Pt. 2 | Men Without Hats | Pop |
Angel’s 11 vol. II | Angel Forrest | Folk Rock |
Astronaute | Fredz | Rap |
Hit ‘Em with the Funk | Kalisway | R&B |
Ludmilla | Ingrid St-Pierre | Classical Xover |
Mark VI | Tony Price | Dance |
Pastourelle | Daniel Bellegarde | World |
Pink Tiger | Apollo Ghosts | S-S |
Sam Jr. | Sam Jr. | Alt Rock |
So Happy It Hurts | Bryan Adams | Rock |
City Classix, Vol. 1 (EP) | Jayden Premo | Rap |
De l’aut’bord (EP) | Woodwolf | Hard Rock |
Eleven Achers (EP) | Nemahsis | S-S |
Mauvais temps (EP) | Maxime de Wilde | Alternative |
Reversal (EP) | Raphaël Reed | Classical Xover |
Strates (EP) | Sébastien Lafleur | Alternative |
Trapistan the Mixtape (EP) | Road Runner | Rap |
4 March 2022 Releases: Luna Li, Bob Moses…
Some great music is out this week in a variety of genres. Find below the latest albums and EPs from Canadian artists. Familiar names include Bob Moses, Luna Li, Maylee Todd, The Weather Station, and Thus Owls. EPs include exquisite works from BAAB and Anna Valsk.
TITLE | ARTIST | GENRE |
Ballad of a Tryhard | Scott Hardware | Rock |
Baratin d’marins | La Nef | Folk |
Bienvenue | Ambroise | S-S |
Calamity | biosphere & Xiv | Rap |
Calm Fury | Sarah Hiltz | S-S |
Duality | Luna Li | Alternative |
Ensemble | Philippe Dunnigan | Classical Xover |
From 2 to 3 | Peach Pit | Alternative |
House to House | Matt Andersen | S-S |
How Is It That I Should Look… | The Weather Station | Alternative |
Lately | JC Campbell | Country Rock |
Maloo | Maylee Todd | Electronic |
Miroirs | Visrei | Alternative |
Pekuaiapu | Scott-Pien Picard | Folk |
The Silence in Between | Bob Moses | Dance |
Who Would Hold You… | Thus Owls | Alternative |
Easy Listening for Jerks, Part I (EP) | The Dead South | Country |
Easy Listening for Jerks, Part II (EP) | The Dead South | Country |
La cible (EP) | BAAB | Alt-Pop |
Les mains pleines de terre (EP) | Bel Ours | S-S |
Morphologie A (EP) | Anna Valsk | Alt-Pop |
Plus on change… (EP) | Olivier Couture | S-S |
Romeo Eats 2 (EP) | Walk Off the Earth | Children’s |
Stars We Lost (EP) | Lammping | Alt Rock |
Charlotte Cardin Leads the 2022 JUNO Nominations
A female Canadian recording artist from Montreal leads the 2022 JUNO nominations, and her name is Charlotte Cardin. The dear one has attracted six nods, beating out both the Biebs and the blinding lights man who each garnered five. Charlotte sees her name in the categories of Single of the Year (“Meaningless”), Music Video of the Year (for the same), Album of the Year (Phoenix), Pop Album of the Year (for the same), Artist of the Year, and JUNO Fan Choice.
Shawn Mendes, Jessia, and Pressa received four nominations apiece. Vancouver-based pop star Jessia scored a big hit last year called “I’m Not Pretty”. It’s up for single of the year. She is nominated for JUNO Fan Choice and Breakthrough Artist of the Year, and her EP How Are You is in the running for Pop Album of the Year.
The JUNO awards will take place in Toronto this year on May 15. The gala will be hosted by Hollywood actor Simu Liu.
Performances thus far announced are Avril Lavigne, Charlotte Cardin, Arkells, and Mustafa. This will be a triumphant return of the so-called pop-punk princess who has not performed at the JUNOs since 2008!
As usual, most of the 46 awards will be given out at the dinner party the evening before the main televised show. Five new categories debut this year which include the exciting Underground Dance Single.
Find all nominations at the JUNO website here.
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