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Maple Music

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Welcome to Maple Music, a community on the piefed.ca instance focused on bringing attention to Canadian music and musicians!

Bienvenue sur Maple Music, une communauté sur l'instance piefed.ca axée sur la musique et les musiciens canadiens.

Canada has a rich music culture as diverse as the country itself! From the traditional music of the First Nations to the Punjabi music scene, a rich variety of folk performers to the big names in pop, and established underground music cultures such as the Edmonton hiphop and rap scene to the metal scene in the maritimes. Canada has music for everyone!

This is the community for all things music and Canadian! Post your favourite Canadian songs/albums, make a post about an upcoming concert, share an article about a recent event, share some niche music history/trivia, or just make a general discussion post. So long as it is related to music in Canada, it can be posted here.

Le Canada a une riche culture musicale, aussi diverse que le pays lui-même! De la musique traditionnelle des Premières Nations à la scène musicale Punjabi, une riche variété de musiciens folkloriques aux célèbrités de la pop, et la scène hip-hop et rap underground d'Edmonton à la scène metal dans les Maritimes. Le Canada a de la musique pour tous la monde!

C'est la communauté pour tout ce qui touche à la musique et au Canada! Partagez vos chansons/albums canadiens préférés, fait un post sur un prochain concert, partager un article nouvelle sur un événement récent, partagez une histoire musicale de niche, ou lancez simplement une discussion générale. Si le contenu est lié à la musique et au Canada, il peut être publié ici!


Community Rules and Guidelines:

  1. On Topic Posts only: All posts must be about Canadian music or music IN Canada. For example: News about Taylor Swift will be removed. News about Taylor Swift having a Canadian tour will be kept.

  2. Post Formatting: Song and Album posts must include the creator and title of the work. Posts must be properly flaired. Moderation reserves the right to modify post flairs if unflaired, or egregiously misflaired.

  3. French & English Equal: French and English content, posts, and comments are equally welcomed and encouraged. This is a fully bilingual community -- frankly, any language is welcomed here.

  4. Follow Site-wide rules: We are all guests in piefed.ca's house. The house has rules that we must follow. We are polite guests. :pie:

The No Rules:

  1. No shaming of music tastes: Comments impolitely insulting someone's taste in music will be removed. All music is real music. Everyone is welcome regardless of the genre you enjoy.

  2. No music piracy. The musicians featured here deserve your fiscal support. Support them as you can. Discussions on how to pirate music will be removed.

  3. No Spam or excessive self promotion: Please avoid spam. Rather than make individual posts for each song by a musician you like, instead make a singular post bringing attention to the musician. This applies for self-promotion posts as well -- limit self-promotion to at most once a week.

  4. No AI Generated content: AI music posts will be deleted. This community is made to support Canadian talent. An AI cannot be Canadian, nor can it generate truly original content without infringing on countless other artist's copyrights.

  5. No doing stuff that makes me need to make more rules: Moderation reserves the right to take action on anything seen as detrimental to the community. Just cause I didn't write it down here doesn't mean it is necessarily allowed.

Rules are subject to change as the community grows.

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Yet another punk rock band being selected as artist of the week by yours truly! Can you tell I have a favourite genre?

This one quite unique compared to The Dirty Nil I choose two weeks ago however. This is a female rock trio based from Montreal which make songs in both French and English, and are not shy to sing about topical issues as they see fit. They are qouted as drawing the source of their punk attitude from, "feminist rage and a refusal to stay silent on a long list of issues including human rights, racism, and identity, reflecting the band's perspectives as members of the LGBTQ+ community and navigating a chaotic, inequitable world." As the kids say, fuckin based.

The band is still in its early stages of its popularity. They have been making songs since 2018, with their first releasing beig the 2019 Les Shirley album. Two years in 2021 later they released Fuck It I'm in Love, their currently most popular song at 750K listens on spotify. The song was released as a single, but included in the Forever Is Now album of the same year. Despite being (relatively) newcomers on the scene, they have already done tours across both Canada and Europe. They most recent single, Not My Problem was released just this year and is one of my favourite songs of their because of how goofy it is -- its also a thematically fitting song to play as you leave work or as you finish up disarming the bomb that is friendship drama. Given their history of releasing singles before new albums, I woudl cautiously garner that a new album is on its way later this year!

The band consists of Raphaëlle Chouinard (lead vocals & guitar), Lisandre Bourdages (drums, backing vocals), and Sarah Dion (Bass, backing vocals).

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