Latest posts by William Brookson (see all)
- Winnipeg’s Zach Riley Balances Heartfelt Vulnerability and Upbeat Indie Pop Hooks on “Wasting Away” - June 17, 2026
- Hamilton, ON Duo Allegories Turn Fragmented Truths into Buoyant Indie Rock Catharsis on “Honestly, that’s enough honesty” - June 16, 2026
- Hamilton, ON Folk Duo Michael Antelope’s New Single, “Bridge Over My Head,” Turns Soft Folk Harmonies into a Meditation on Harmful Love - June 11, 2026
Alex Southey is a singer songwriter based in Toronto. His unique blend of wandering lyricism, atmospheric strings, and emotive sense of melody make for an engrossing, contemplative listen.
Alex just released a new single, “On the Dance Floor”. The song is an atmospheric folk track celebrating all the people dating, enjoying themselves, enjoying the nightlife in Toronto. The song has been paired with a visual made up of sourced and filmed clips to reflect the tenderness of the song as a whole.
Produced by Juno winner and Polaris prize nominee John Critchley (Dan Mangan, Elliott BROOD), the beautiful fiddle and pedal steel work were done by Kenny Feinstein and Tommy Drinkard of Water Tower, respectively.
