Drake’s triple-album release, ICEMAN, MAID OF HONOUR, and HABIBTI, attempts an ambitious 43-song rollout, but despite standout production across the trilogy, uninspired performances and inconsistent songwriting leave the projects struggling to justify their scale.

Jason Mraz brought an intimate all-acoustic set to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, blending fan-requested classics, stories from his early career, and the live debut of songs from Grandma’s Gospel Favorites alongside longtime collaborator Gregory Page.

Broken Social Scene have always been a very dynamic band, as they reinvent their sound with every project they release. On Remember The People, the jazzy style they chose to implement into their music was on full display with woodwinds, brass, harp, strings and an ensemble of voices which all weave together sensationally. All of these elements give the effect of this album feeling less like a rock record, and more like a living and breathing orchestral event.