#mighloe

Here we will be sharing the best live session videos we’ve discovered on YouTube in the last few days. We hope you find your new favourite band/artist! 

Grace Givertz performing ‘Elephant in the Room’ live for Sofar Sounds.

Mighloe performing ‘Into the Tide’ live on CBC Music’s The Intro.

TESSÆ performing ‘quelqu'un d'autre’ live in the COLORS studio.

Nija performing ‘Ease My Mind’ live for Vevo DSCVR’s Artists to Watch 2022.

EP Review: Mighloe – Desperate Times

Desperate Times is the new EP from Toronto, Canada-based contemporary R&B artist Mighloe and it’s a story of being broken and coming back stronger. (more…)

Mighloe shares new single ‘Rainy Days’

Singer-songwriter Mighloe returns with her second single ‘Rainy Days’ off her forthcoming EP, Desperate Times.

On this record, produced by Late Night Drive and Dean Vision, Mighloe continues to provide a rich and honest soundtrack to our lives. This particular offering encourages listeners to unmask their humanity and find refuge and solace in the uncertainties of love. 

Speaking about her second song of the year, Mighloe says: “‘Rainy days’ is about opening yourself up to requited love! A love that goes both ways. It’s sweet and sexy and drenched in obsession. It’s about begging for the rainy days, for the sorrows because in those desperate times, when we are weak; is where our love is the strongest.”

Mighloe releases high-vibrational single, ‘Don’t Call Me’

Emerging Canadian singer-songwriter Mighloe releases ‘Don’t Call Me’, the first single from her forthcoming EP, Desperate Times, produced by Dean Vision and LateNightDrive. On this record, Mighloe expresses the universal sentiment of reaching your breaking point that often leaves one jaded and weary of love. 

When speaking on her inspiration she tells us: “Writing ‘Don’t Call Me’ came from a place of being fed up. There are so many people that come in and out of our lives, and sometimes these people hinder our stability and sense of self. This song was my way of saying “enough!” I will no longer let these people take parts of myself. It’s me realizing that my energy is sacred and will not be disturbed. It’s the final “Fuck You” but say it politely. “Don’t Call Me.””

Mighloe makes a powerful statement about setting healthy boundaries, encouraging listeners to reclaim and stand in their power prioritising the well being of our mental health.

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Mighloe uplifts our souls on "Sunflower"