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    “Discover Fresh Canadian Tracks on CBC Music’s ‘Songs You Need to Hear'”

    CBC Music presents “Songs You Need to Hear,” a curated list of fresh Canadian tracks. Explore the latest favorites of our producers below. For additional new music, dive into our SYNTH playlist on YouTube.

    1. “Housewife” by Tate McRae:
    Pop sensation Tate McRae unveils her latest single, “Housewife,” along with a captivating music video. With a cheeky delivery, McRae turns traditional domestic themes into a bold anthem of self-reliance. Backed by Ryan Tedder’s polished production, her vocals effortlessly shift between vulnerability and defiance, challenging stereotypes and celebrating independence.

    2. “Mother” by Avery Jane:
    Montreal’s Avery Jane ponders motherhood in her introspective single, “Mother.” Her soothing vocals reflect on the uncertainties of embracing parenthood in a changing world, paying tribute to the matriarchs in her family. The blend of folk and R&B elements creates a warm, contemplative atmosphere that resonates with listeners.

    3. “Rote Zora.” by Piss:
    Vancouver punk band Piss generates excitement with their upcoming debut album, “you made me / skin on linen.” Lead singer Taylor Zantingh channels emotions of trauma and defiance, delivering raw, confrontational verses that leave a lasting impact. Expect a bold and unapologetic musical statement from this rising band.

    4. “Holding On” by Jonah Yano:
    Jonah Yano returns with “Holding On,” a poignant single co-produced by Monsune. Yano’s delicate vocals, accompanied by gentle instrumentals, explore themes of loneliness and letting go in relationships. The track showcases Yano’s introspective songwriting and emotional depth, offering a glimpse into his inner world.

    5. “Peace” by Siibii feat. Rex Smallboy:
    Siibii’s latest single, “Peace,” is a powerful tribute to Indigenous resilience and defiance against colonial oppression. The track’s stirring music and poignant lyrics highlight the ongoing struggles faced by Indigenous communities. Joined by Rex Smallboy, Siibii’s commanding voice amplifies the message of cultural survival and resistance.

    Experience a diverse range of sounds and stories from these talented Canadian artists, each offering a unique perspective through their music.

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