Alessia Cara: Why Is It so Hard to Find Love in 2026?
In this episode, Alessia Cara explores why finding love feels especially challenging in 2026, attributing the difficulty to the overwhelming flood of curated images and advice on social media that distort self‑perception. She argues that constant comparison fuels a "grass is greener" mindset, making people reluctant to confront discomfort and authentic growth in relationships. Cara emphasizes that avoiding pain leads to escapism and premature surrender, preventing genuine connection and self‑discovery. Ultimately, she calls for embracing vulnerability and the inevitable discomfort of personal development as the path to healthier love.
Album Profile: Charlotte Cornfield’s Hurts Like Hell Asks Whether Subtle Music Can Still Feel Urgent
Charlotte Cornfield’s sixth studio album, Hurts Like Hell, arrives as her first release on indie powerhouse Merge Records. The record deepens her focus on quiet, relational moments while delivering a surprising sense of urgency. A Toronto release show at Lula...
Alessia Cara: Are You In Love?
In this episode, Alessia Cara reflects on her evolving relationship with music, describing how she had to "re‑fall in love" with her craft after a decade of feeling its purity become clouded by industry pressures. She argues that love is...