Latest posts by William Brookson (see all)
- Dwayne Gretzky Turn Their Viral ‘Dwayne’s World’ Series Into a 20-Track Live Album and Put Their Chemistry to the Test on Queen & David Bowie’s “Under Pressure” - September 17, 2026
- Toronto Artist Tilsen Explores The Moment When Love Is No Longer Enough on Introspective Alt-Pop Single “Train To Vienna” - September 16, 2026
- Interview: Dan Pallotta Reflects on Coming, Going and What Remains on ‘Children and Ghosts’ LP - September 14, 2026
AIKO TOMI is a crafty, hyper-energetic alt-pop artist based in Toronto who started writing songs at the age of nine. Fast forward many years of musical exploration, including a degree in composition, her hybrid Japanese-Chinese-Canadian identity is immediately evident in her music and visual style.
AIKO’s latest single, “Can’t Touch Me,” is about being in the space where inspiration overtakes self-doubt and fear. Written to capture the feeling of being in the zone, it’s a reminder that we can always reclaim that conviction.
