Host Craig Norris is taking listeners on a musical ride through Ontario in the latest episode of In The Key Of C, a CBC music program. The Oct. 17 episode features a wide range of artists, from established acts to emerging local talent, and highlights bands touring through the province this month.

Who is featured in this week's lineup?

The broadcast spotlights several notable performers and their recent work. Among the featured artists are:

  • Toronto duo Majid Jordan, performing their single "Strangers"
  • Peterborough's Irish Millie with "Boy At My Funeral"
  • Thunder Bay's Thea May performing "Lip Service"
  • Valley with the track "Don't You Forget About Me"

Other artists in the rotation include Peach Luffe, Faiza, Mormor, Damhnait Doyle, Benjamin McWebb, Sari Lightman, Spoons, Taene and Freightliner.

What music is playing on In The Key Of C?

The program offers an eclectic mix of genres. The show includes music from Spoons and Benjamin McWebb, alongside tracks from Chris McKhool and Preeper Rhaye MacKaye. This variety allows the show to highlight different styles, from indie staples to touring acts.

Majid Jordan, made up of Jordan Ullman and Majid Al Maskati, released their fifth studio album, Two Roads, this past August, according to CBC. The episode also features the New Brunswick trio Preeper Rhaye MacKaye and Ottawa's Chris McKhool, both touring through Ontario this month.

How does the show approach seasonal themes?

In addition to local talent, the program has previously explored seasonal themes. Recent editions have incorporated October-themed songs from artists like Alessia Cara to match the changing season, according to imediapac. This curation aims to connect listeners to the specific mood of the month through diverse musical selections. The show's format blends regional Canadian talent with thematic mood-setting, offering listeners a curated journey through different genres and styles.

FAQ

Which artists are performing new music?

Majid Jordan is featured for their single "Strangers," following the release of their album Two Roads. Other artists like Faiza and Peach Luffe are also highlighted in the current lineup.

Does the show cover touring musicians?

Yes, the program highlights various bands touring through Ontario, such as Ottawa's Chris McKhool and the New Brunswick trio Preeper Rhaye MacKaye. This helps listeners discover live performances in their area.