XL Syndicate is a group of creatives that produce diverse music from lots of different genres. The artists grew up in Caribbean households, playing lots of Soca, Reggae, R&B, and Hip-Hop.

The artists chose their name XL Syndicate to play on the word’s meaning, a group of individuals joined together to promote a common interest.

With an impressive 20 thousand followers across their social media, the group is looking forward to their upcoming releases. “Every day is a new chance to create, enjoy ourselves doing this and collaborate with cool people,” they said. “That’s all that matters at the end of the day.”

Their new Starfall Sonata EP, out now and single “Fantasy,” was all about capturing “raw energy,” say the group of the collaborative effort featuring Canadian artists Leonardo and Raeya The Munro, and listeners can hear vibes and sounds from diverse cultures and of course that infectious energy XL Syndicate spoke of.

Listen on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/album/5fnIAcjwXNjOpScbqKx8pX

XL Syndicate out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada is a collective whose sound was influenced by multiple genres including Soca, Reggae, and R&B -- consistent with the group's Caribbean upbringing. "Caribbean vibes run deep in our veins," they write on their Instagram page, which is generating quite the following. Their latest track and music video, "Lights Go Down," is a fitting ode to the prime days of house music and warehouse parties that continued all night until the sun came up. The collective has retooled that classic sound for our current era. Check out YouTube here:

This is a song that could be played in the rocking clubs of Toronto, Miami, Vegas, and Ibiza. However, XL Syndicate says that the genesis of the song was much more intimate and revolves around the universal theme of seeking refuge in music and dance.