Back on track...or is that 'tracks'?

New music from various artists is highlighted, showcasing a blend of genres and styles. Buzz Hammer, originally from Toronto and now part of the Kingston music scene, shares excerpts from his ongoing musical journey. He is set to perform at Time Out Bar & Bistro on November 2nd.

Finnish alternative rock band Delfoy Road releases their debut album, Body Resonance, recorded live with analog techniques. The album captures the band's dynamic and honest sound, complemented by a music video for the track "Another Way to Feel." Atlanta's Last Relapse, known for their confessional songwriting, returns after a 13-year hiatus with a new EP and a single titled "Throw Away the Key," showcasing a more mature sound.

Toronto's indie rock trio Tarsic releases the single "Take This Pain," although details about the band remain sparse. Steve Gibberson from Loyalist Township announces the completion of his song "Burning Bridges," part of his upcoming EP, Ordinary Man, which will be distributed via Radar Love Records. Lastly, James Clark Institute teases a new power-pop track, "It's Only Tuesday," inspired by personal experiences from a recent life transition.

Back on track...or is that 'tracks'? NewMusicThisWeek: Buzz Hummer, Delfoi Road, Last Relapse, Tarsik, Steve G Country, James Clark Institute And a special mention to James Malejczuk Acoustic Guitars. And as always, if YOU have New Music This Week, send it to us here by visiting our Facebook page @newmusicthisweekpodcast and click the “Learn More” button to submit YOUR music. Or email your submission to [email protected] Thanks for tuning in!