The Power Three Reach Hoxton: Carina, Jasy & Louna

LOUNA: ONE SONG, ONE STORY

Louna isn’t just releasing music — she’s living through it. Originally from Paris, she started on piano at seven and trained in opera at 13 before shifting toward what really mattered: songwriting. That move took her to Berlin, where she’s now shaping a sound that sits comfortably in the alt-pop space — emotional, minimal, and honest.

Her latest single, “Again,” captures the cycle of going back to something you know isn’t right. It’s simple, direct, and rooted in real experience — exactly how she writes. Most of her songs begin as late-night voice notes, raw ideas that evolve naturally rather than being forced into shape.

There’s a clear direction forming. “Again” is part of a wider story, with more to follow, including “No Gift to Me.” At the same time, she’s preparing her debut EP, “A Lover’s Ride,” blending indie pop and folk-country influences, while also exploring a more indie pop and hip-hop-driven sound.

Louna’s music is personal by design — drawn from her life, her relationships, and her perspective, with a focus on honesty and female-led storytelling. It’s not overproduced or overthought. It’s meant to connect.

She’s still early, still building — but the identity is there. And that’s usually where it starts.

CARINA – TORONTO’S PINK POP POWERHOUSE

Carina is building more than a music career—she’s building a brand. The Toronto-based singer-songwriter, also known as Carina Bianchini, is defining her space in modern pop through a tight fusion of sound, identity, and visuals. Branded as “The Pink Pop Girl,” her world draws on Barbie-core, Hello Kitty culture, and Y2K pop, creating a clear, recognisable lane.

Musically, she blends bubblegum pop, alt-pop, and electro-pop, supported by strong vocals and emotionally driven songwriting.

Her foundation runs deep—raised in a musical family, she trained under her father, Carlo Bianchini, developing her voice while learning guitar, piano, and ukulele. Alongside this, she built a performance edge through competitive dance across multiple styles, later teaching jazz and hip hop, which now feeds directly into her stage presence.

2025 has marked a clear step forward. Key releases include “On My Way” (June 6, 2025), “Make It Right” (May 23, 2025), and “Like I Miss You” (May 2, 2025). Live momentum has matched this, with standout performances at NXNE (June 11, 2025), Drake Unplugged (June 20, 2025), and Pride Toronto (June 22, 2025).

One of Carina’s biggest highlights is her annual “Pink Valentine” release and headline show which she has been running for three years with her February 14, 2026 show being her latest, she has a clear ability to connect music with experience.

Her profile is backed by a JUNO Award nomination as part of a girl group, placing her in a recognised emerging tier. More importantly, she has something many at this level don’t—clarity.

Her character-led persona and consistent visual identity turn her into a distinct, memorable product, not just another pop act.

Carina is not experimenting—she’s executing. With strong branding, industry validation, and growing momentum, she sits right on the edge of a breakthrough moment.

JASY: CANADA’S NEXT GLOBAL VOICE

Jasy is a multi–award-nominated singer, songwriter, and producer from Mississauga, Ontario, known for emotive vocals, a genre-blending sound, and a strong presence in Canada’s emerging scene. Rooted in R&B, soul, and jazz, she began piano at seven at Walter’s Music School and found her voice at twelve—foundations that continue to shape her artistry.

Her releases, including bilingual single “CRIMINAL” and fan-favourite “BELLADONNA,” have built her reputation as a rising talent with real range. She has collaborated with European artists, performed across Toronto, and released “no idea, honestly” in October 2025—her most acclaimed track to date. Her latest release, “CHARGE IT UP” out now, marks a bold step forward—high-energy, confident, and sonically sharp, showcasing both her vocal control and growing identity as an artist. She continues vocal training with Veronica Meza at Long & McQuade, whose background includes work with Grammy-winning producer Abraham Quintanilla.

Jasy’s accolades include being a 2026 Canadian Choice Award Finalist, a 2026 Music in Motion Semi-Finalist for “no idea, honestly,” and an IMSTA FESTA Wildcard recipient for “Charge It Up,” where it placed fourth. She also won Sauga Teens Got Talent (2022) and has been a finalist for multiple awards including the MARTY Awards (2023 & 2026) and Blooming Voices (2025).

Beyond music, she’s hosted vocal competitions such as Sauga Teens Got Talent, Rising Star, and The Next Gen, and has developed her craft through mentorships with Honey Jam, Women in Music Canada, and The Blueprint: Artist Development Series.

Currently, Jasy is recording new music with producer AftrParty while sharing her creative process through Studio Vlogs. With growing media coverage, a rising fanbase, and consistent releases, she is establishing herself as one of the most promising emerging artists in Canada.