Yasmine Shemesh

TOBi's car had been broken into. It was close to the start of the pandemic, and the artist had his car parked on the street in Toronto. The passenger side window was smashed, glass shattered everywhere. It was upsetting, of course. But TOBi took things in stride, sharing a post on Instagram with the following: “They can never break us. I was pissed off when this car got broken into, but then I realized they only did it outta survival.” He accompanied the post with “Flatline,” a song from his new album,

The tenacity of Phil Wizard.

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Whether it's what you were blasting in the car with all the windows rolled down or the background music that filled the air during a delicious al

New tunes and timeless classics. There's nothing like the warmth of familiarity.

The Canadian jazz singer and pianist is set to release her new album on November 1.

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Benjamin Freemantle's heart is full. He's been preparing for his turn as the Cavalier Prince in Goh Ballet's The Nutcracker . Back in 2009, when he