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Revolver Films has released Church Of Sound, a new music video for Canadian dance-pop artist Rêve, directed by Myles Hodder. 

Already surpassing 45,000 views on YouTube just five days after its release, the video arrives at an exciting moment for the artist, who is now in the running to represent Canada at the Eurovision Song Contest 2027.

On October 27, CBC/Radio-Canada announced Rêve as one of five finalists in Canada’s Choice, the national selection process that will determine the country’s first-ever Eurovision representative. The announcement comes just days after the release of Church Of Sound, giving the new video added momentum as Rêve steps into the international spotlight.

Reve – Church Of Sound

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Rêve joins William Cloutier, Josiane, TALK and Tyler Shaw in the final five, selected from a pool of 325 applicants by a jury of Canadian music industry professionals. The selected artist will represent Canada at Eurovision 2027 in Burgas, Bulgaria, marking a historic first for the country at the international music competition.

Known for her distinctive dance-pop sound and infectious energy, Rêve has continued to build momentum in the Canadian music scene. If selected, she has promised to push the limits of what the Eurovision stage has seen before.

Now, Canadians have the opportunity to help decide who takes the stage. Voting is open until November 5, 2026. Canadians can vote for Rêve through the official CBC/Radio-Canada Eurovision website at cbc.ca/eurovision.

For Revolver Films and Hodder, the release of Church Of Sound marks the latest collaboration with an artist whose career continues to hit new levels. With early viewership building and the Eurovision selection underway, the video arrives at a moment when Canadian music is preparing to take centre stage on the international scene.

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