"The Labyrinth" OUT NOW
Inspired by gothic fairytales and the grunge music she grew up loving, Canadian musician Vikki Minor delivers a cinematic, emotionally charged track that explores themes of depression and resilience. With its intense melodies and raw vocal performance, “The Labyrinth” marks a powerful evolution in her discography, blending the energy of her live shows with a sound reminiscent of 90s music and alternative icons like Alice in Chains and Garbage.
“The Labyrinth” was my way of conveying a dark time in my life through the lens of a mythical place. The metaphorical lyricism and intense melodies I get to belt out in the song is really cathartic. It’s a way to process emotions while creating something that’s deeply personal yet universal, especially for queer artists navigating similar experiences. –
Vikki Minor
Vikki Minor is...
Vikki Minor is a neo-’90s alt-rock/pop artist from Saskatoon, SK, who captures the essence of vintage mixtapes, bringing them into the realm of modern-day heartbreak. Her sound is a fusion of synth-pop sheen and grunge guitar grit, reminiscent of the best 90s music. With influences from Canadian musicians and a nod to the world of queer artists, her music evokes the vibes of a teen drama soundtrack—equal parts mall-goth and melodrama, all with a touch of glitter.
singer/songwriter/actress/writer/introvert
off making mixtapes and mistakes <3
With a sound that’s MTV2-core meets Y2K heartache, and an aesthetic that could’ve headlined a Much Music x Big Shiny Tunes compilation, Vikki Minor is bringing the best of '90s music into the now. Think: riot grrrl edge, diary-core lyrics, and a Walkman-worthy hook. This Canadian musician is a standout among queer artists, so catch her before your older sister brags she liked her first.
