MOCM

The Museum of Canadian Music is a digital archive and discovery platform dedicated to preserving and showcasing Canada’s recorded music history. It invites listeners to explore more than a century of Canadian sound through album listings, artist profiles, rare recordings, stories, and curated collections. Its extensive archive spans over 600 genre tags, with entry points ranging from folk, jazz, rock, country, and blues to punk, hip-hop, Indigenous music, Francophone releases, comedy, and soundtrack recordings.

Visitors can browse music by region, decade, genre, artist, or collection, and discover playlists, top lists, rarities, artist spotlights, and features on women in Canadian music, Indigenous voices, and regional scenes. The site also offers a gallery, podcast interviews, and information about the museum’s history, people, and friends. Featured albums and artists highlight music from communities across Canada, reflecting the country’s varied musical traditions and local histories. Created as a gift to Canadians and lovers of Canadian music, the museum connects audiences with established and emerging artists while helping bring greater attention to the depth and diversity of Canada’s musical legacy.