LIVE · ALL-CANADIAN AIRWAYS
One continuous Canadian transmission, from 1920s shellac to this week's campus-radio breakers, tuned by era, mood, genre and province. Every play happens on the artist's own channel. Listening is free; accounts are only for saving.
Tracks on artists' own official channels, plus data layers no one else compiles. Everything below is verified and sourced.
Era, mood, needle and map: the whole collection tunable in two moves, plus describe-the-sound search ("franco punk from the 90s").
CAMPUS CHARTS …Campus and community radio charts plus the Indigenous Music Countdown, week by week, joined to official videos. No streaming service holds these.
EVERY AWARD, ONE SEARCH …JUNO (1970 to now), ADISQ, ECMA, Polaris, CCMA, CFMA, Prism and Indigenous honours: every nomination and win, one search.
THE PAPER TRAIL …Music Canada certifications since 1975 plus FACTOR funding offers: who sold what, who got funded.
RPM, RESCUED FROM PAPER …OCR'd from Library and Archives Canada scans: the chart history no streaming service has digitized.
THE CREDITS …The people behind the records, named and searchable: producers, mixers, engineers, songwriters, session players.
ON STAGE …Upcoming concerts matched to the catalogue, tickets at the provider, and touring history from setlists.
The DJ never improvises a biography. Hometowns come from sourced profiles, chart peaks from the charts themselves, awards from the academies. If it isn't written down somewhere trustworthy, it isn't said on air.
Every track plays through the official embed from the artist's or label's own channel, never hosted, re-uploaded, or re-encoded.
Every listen is a real play on the official upload: views, stats and ad revenue flow to rights holders.
Set era, mood, genre and region; the rotation reshuffles itself every time. Dead signals are skipped automatically.
A continuous queue you can drop into at any moment, with an AI DJ who only speaks sourced facts.
No notification begging, no fake urgency, no popups, no nag walls. One polite ask, ever, for anything.
Hometowns, peaks, awards: everything comes from a written source. What isn't written down somewhere trustworthy isn't said on air.
Every fact carries its source; every artist page lists them. A mistake? The "Report a correction" link reaches a human.
Two full languages, one-click export, deletion that actually deletes. Your data leaves when you do.

Canadian hip-hop & R&B, coast to coast

Folk & country from the East Coast

Québec chanson & pop, en français

First Nations, Inuit & Métis artists

The national chart's first era, 1964–2000