Luna Li, once a rising star in the Toronto indie scene, has blossomed into a fully realized artist on her sophomore album, When a Thought Grows Wings. Shedding the skin of her early bedroom-pop sound, Li embraces bolder sonic textures, deeper introspection, and a newfound confidence. This is a record of growth, both personal and artistic, a testament to the power of vulnerability and the courage to embrace the unknown.

Pom Pom Squad’s Mia Berrin opens a window into her soul with Mirror Starts Moving Without Me, a fearless exploration of vulnerability and self-reckoning. Rooted in indie rock and grunge, the album blends cinematic soundscapes with raw lyrical honesty, tackling universal insecurities and the complexities of identity. Recorded at the iconic Electric Lady Studios, the project showcases a bold step forward for the Brooklyn-based band.