Various - Warner Music Canada March 1996 Vol 278

Review by Vishal Mattu

The album Warner Music Canada March 1996 features a diverse range of artists and genres, showcasing the talent and creativity of Canadian musicians. From the upbeat pop-rock of Barenaked Ladies' "The Old Apartment" to the haunting folk of Sarah McLachlan's "Possession," this compilation offers something for every listener.

Other standout tracks include the soulful R&B of Deborah Cox's "Who Do U Love," the infectious dance-pop of Snow's "Anything for You," and the introspective indie rock of Sloan's "Money City Maniacs." The album also features lesser-known but equally impressive artists such as The Inbreds and The Gandharvas.

Summary by Vishal Mattu

Warner Music Canada March 1996 is a well-curated collection of Canadian music that captures the spirit of the mid-90s music scene. It's a must-have for fans of Canadian music and a great introduction to the diverse range of talent that the country has to offer.