Best New Canadian Tracks This Week: City Fidelia, Super Duty Tough Work, Sargeant x Comrade

It’s hard to keep up with new tracks every week. With a bevy of songs being released every day, we made a list highlighting new tracks from Canadian artists.

City Fidelia, "Mad At Me"

The turbulence plaguing City Fidelia's relationship won't affect his desire for his partner. On "Mad At Me," the Ottawa rapper blends his toxicity with affection.

Täbï Yösha, "Rosé"

Täbï Yösha is ready to hit the dancefloor, and so is Alaclair Ensemble's KNLO, who drops a guest verse. New EP True Colors out Aug. 18.

Road Runner, "Today"

Returning home and giving back means the world to Road Runner, who recounts the difficult moments in he endured on the introspective "Today."

Liyah Katana, "Toxic"

19-year-old R&B singer Liyah Katana drops a summer jam, the second single from her upcoming 8 EP, due out on Nycesound following their Def Jam/ARTium partnership.

Raahiim, "Too Good"

Toronto's Raahiim knows his worth and refuses to be bothered by petty drama on the serene "Too Good."

Shay Lia, "Solo"

Montreal singer Shay Lia embraces her single life, realizing she can do more on her own.

Jahkoy, "Man on Fire"

Jahkoy's feelings are ready to combust on "Man on Fire," a song dedicated to receiving the same love you put out.

Sargeant x Comrade, "Love Someone"

Linking soul with house music, Calgary's Sargeant x Comrade conjure up a tender yet energetic track from their upcoming Lo Fi Future record, due out July 28.

Afterthewave, "Heartless"

Toronto rapper Afterthewave thinks he's "Heartless" on his new song, questioning his self-worth after a relationship took a sour turn.

TVN, "Erased"

TVN can't get his girl out of his mind on "Erased," a nocturnal track that sees the Toronto rapper try different ways to move forward.

Portion, "Downfall"

Serving up a middle finger to his haters, Portion flaunts his success on "Downfall" where he gloats to his enemies that prayed for his demise.

Super Duty Tough Work, "Guillotine Dreams"

With a guest appearance by Skratch Bastid, the Winnipeg group deliver a blistering message on "the Canadian dream." New album Paradigm Shift drops Sept 8.