A fun look at the stay-or-go moment of real potential, and the hastily-made decisions of youth.

For a brief second, everything is clear.

'Inuit' artwork © The Manitoba Museum

A natural and inspired meeting between elements of Americana, folk, and pop makes this song feel immediately familiar.

A release from our memories, and the power they hold over us.

This road-tested band of brothers reveals their sensitive side with an empathetic ballad about keeping your eye on the prize.

The delivery here is all hook, as you might expect from the musical brood of Simple Minds and Tears For Fears.

Part waking dream and part emotional directive to put more soul into everything you do.

A meditative and gentle minute with yourself, bathing in the warm sounds of downtempo.

Deftly weaving the deep swing beat from the jazz feel into a straighter and more literal interpretative 8-count yields an interference pattern that is pure gold.

When we just put ourselves first, we are not fulfilled.

There can be so much excitement in those early moments, and so much beautiful blindness.

Fades easily into the current context of fist-pumping festival rock, adding a few tricks from the dubstep playbook in the process.

The trap here is the stringent and puritanical hand of social construct, the hidden directives that collectively equate to a lack of choice.

It’s important to occasionally find refuge in a good wave.

The thought that we are all one temptation away from a bad decision is both terrifying and exhilarating.

Luke Enyeart hits the Nashville roots scene with a unique playing style and heartfelt vocal delivery taking center stage as the hallmarks of his sound.

Simmers with a slow sense of purpose, finding salvation in a natural minor, and the resonant wood of the machine itself.

Lives in that time-warp you can find most nights in the space between The Roxy and the Rainbow Room.

Like waves crashing into the shore, the possibility of love was both present and fleeting.

A hummable track that joins the sombre world of indie soul-searching with a touch of electronic recreation.

An endearing track that attaches a sense of resolution to the bubbling self-reflection, and adds a hint of Ben Gibbard to the vocal delivery.

Equal parts Mardi Gras, blues testimony, and funky voodoo.

An easy vibe, a zen-state, and a booty call, all rolled into one.