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Northern Touch: The Best Canadian Songs Of September

Catch up on the gems you might have missed this month.

Wasiu, Ryan Hemsworth, Clairmont The Second, Keita Juma.

At the end of every month, we round up the songs and music videos by Canadians that made us feel some type of way. Throw some headphones on, kick back, and catch up on the gems you might have missed this month.

Brendan Philip, “Ghostface”

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Keita Juma, “H O L Y”

Clairmont The Second, “Stop Talking, Spit Sumn’”

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Harrison, “Sorry”

Sean Leon, “Miles”

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Ca$tro Guapo, “Hol Up (Freestyle)”

The “Hol Up” freestyle is a rare look at Ca$tro Guapo solo, without CMDWN accomplice Fiji, but it’s a welcome chance to see him spit two minutes of straight bars, unaided by hooks or features. The Toronto by way of Atlanta rapper comes out swinging at the Rogers Centre box offices, possibly hoping to grab some Blue Jays playoff tickets and flex on any would-be haters at the same damn time.

River Tiber, “When The Time Is Right”

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Ryan Hemsworth & Lucas, “From Grace”

John River, “The League”

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Wasiu, “1 Bad Bitch”

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