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Abigail Joy: Finding HER Voice, Owning HER Truth

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Toronto-based artist Abigail Joy is turning heartbreak into harmony, proving that sometimes it takes life’s deepest lows to find your highest purpose. With her raw emotion, bold honesty, and a debut music video for “Psycho” that’s captivating audiences, this England-born singer-songwriter is carving her own path in the music world. Here’s how Abigail is transforming loss, love, and liberation into songs that resonate—and why she’s an artist you need to know. From Grief to Growth: The Spark That Started It All Abigail Joy’s journey to music wasn’t a straight line—it was a deeply personal evolution. Over a decade ago, she left England for Toronto, but it was a life-changing trip back to the UK that set her on her true path. “My amazing Nanny was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer out of the blue. I flew home to be with her, and my aunties told me how much she loved hearing me sing. So I sang at her bedside.” That week, marked by grief, also brought an unexpected gift: a chance enc...
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Micheala Bray: A Heartfelt Journey Through Indie-Folk

Micheala Bray's music is a reflection of a life deeply immersed in creativity and musical inspiration. Born and raised in Toronto, Micheala grew up surrounded by music, with her father’s career as a professional guitarist helping to plant the seeds of her own passion for the art. Moving to British Columbia at 18, she discovered just how much music had shaped her, taking with her the rich influence of Toronto's diverse music scene. Her earliest memories involve attending a variety of concerts, from local indie shows to large-scale musicals, which built her love for live music and inspired her to start playing herself. By the age of eight, Micheala had picked up the guitar, but it wasn’t until her teenage years—when the songwriting bug hit—that she truly fell in love with music. One major influence for her was none other than Taylor Swift. “As a thirteen-year-old with SO many feelings,” Micheala says, “listening to her play music she wrote herself really inspired me.” It was Swif...
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