Music

When we mentioned to Sophia Danai that her song "Wish You Well" (which she premiered her video for on Tuesday) was a perfect track for an anti-Valentine's playlist, she liked the idea of that.

After a few quick e-mails, Mark Penner (Cyclist) and Rich Piasetski (Dickystixxx) met up at a cafe in Liberty Village, Toronto. The two put their heads together and drew up the idea of a collaborative mixtape and event series that’ll shake up Toronto’s electronic music scene.

No stranger to ION, emerging singer-songwriter, Sophia Danai, debuts her video for "Wish You Well," a song about love and letting go of a relationship gone wrong. Complementing the track, the video is raw and shot in black and white by Director Steve Carty.

Hailing from the Bay Area, California, garage punk rock band, Brasil, consists of Jasper Leach, Tom Ferguson, Michael Vattuone and Paul Korte who got together in the early summer of 2012 starting as something casual—four guys playing in a room with live vocals and all about keeping the mistakes. They ran songs down as quickly as they could, learned everything right before they recorded it and found everything had a great vibe to it.

East coast American act Relations have just finished a slick video for their single "Take No Sides" off of their LP, Songbirds. The song blends everything you might enjoy from shoulder shaking acts like Generationals

Secret Colours have matched their sound with a visual tribute to analog technologies of the past. The video for their first single off of Positive Distractions, "It Can't Be Simple," has a subtle theme not unlike creepy, early Sesame Street vignettes, which makes perfect sense because the keyboard hook at the beginning is much like a slowed-down version of the hook in the theme of the same show. 

Two things you need to know: 1) Macauley Culkin is in a band, and 2) the musical group is a pizza-themed Velvet Underground tribute band aptly named The Pizza Underground.

Do you remember the first time your parents let you stay home without them? Did you concoct a drink out of 7Up and chocolate chips and then dare your younger brother to drink it? Did you frantically search the house for stag mags, trying to see if there were boobs SOMEWHERE in your home? The Darcys' new video for "Itchy Blood" takes every viewer back to a time we can all relate to, and as a bonus it stars two ball-hurtingly hot women who are styled to dreamy perfection.

Following up to her magical tribute to The Old Grey Whistle Test with her video for "Emeralds Shatter," Louise Burns has gone ahead and reminded us of the hazy sex appeal of rural Cali

With their current album, Warring, out now, The Darcys release 'Warring Statement Mix' and Wes Marskell from the band tells us a bit about it: