CBC Music’s weekly feature, “Songs you need to hear,” highlights new Canadian tracks gaining popularity among producers. The article showcases several captivating songs that are currently trending. To explore additional new music, viewers are encouraged to visit the SYNTH playlist on YouTube.

Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Don’t Leave Me on the Dance Floor” is a heartfelt dance anthem that showcases her talent for blending love and heartbreak on the dance floor. The song builds up to a powerful chorus filled with fear, desperation, and hope, inspired by ABBA’s perfect pop melodies.

Wolf Castle’s “One in a Billion,” featuring Cadence Weapon and Jessa Sky, delivers a message of self-love and empowerment. The trio’s jazzy and soothing collaboration emphasizes the importance of embracing one’s uniqueness and ignoring negativity.

Toronto rapper Remsen’s latest single, “More Than Man,” delves into themes of identity, brotherhood, and masculinity. With captivating lyricism and a unique blend of musical influences, Remsen’s introspective track sets the stage for his upcoming album release.

Cameron Whitcomb’s “Want For Nothing” offers a raw and vulnerable exploration of personal growth and meaningful connections. The emotionally charged vocals and stripped-back melody create an intimate listening experience that resonates with authenticity and depth.

Rapper Ardn’s “Devoted” combines clever wordplay with infectious melodies to paint a vivid picture of love and commitment. The song captures the essence of a deep connection and the complexities of relationships, showcasing Ardn’s lyrical prowess and storytelling abilities.

Benita’s “Kissing Underwater” marks her return with a dreamy track about surrendering to the thrill of romance. The serene melodies and ethereal vocals invite listeners to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of love and vulnerability portrayed in the song.