C’nee Starlette is a Hip Hop artist from Montreal spitting raw rhymes on catchy beats. She tries to express her femininity while crashing gender standards. Honest and playful, she tries to make music that empowers […]
Nate Husser, the Montreal-born rap artist, has swiftly become a global sensation, captivating audiences with his dynamic music and compelling vision. His upcoming release, ‘Dark Songs To Drive To,’ under +1 Records this fall, promises […]
With the weather getting colder, we are looking back at summer with our latest playlist that features songs from every musicians we featured from July to September, 2023. Every Friday we publish our “Five Minutes […]
Montreal’s own emcee, Troy Dunnit, stands out in a league of his own. His distinctive, gritty tone and unique flows set him apart, while his wordplay reaches world-class standards. His lyrics reflect raw authenticity, and […]
The Osheaga Music and Arts Festival multi-day music festival returns to Montréal, running this year from August 4th-6th, 2023. This long-running festival has a rich history, having featured some of the world’s biggest acts across […]
Born in Montreal, NAIIM (@naiimsounds) is a Canadian-Somali Hip-Hop and R&B artist reshaping the sound of his genre. At a very young age, he was surrounded by sounds from old Hip Hop tapes to French folk […]
Originally from Malmö, Sweden, Malte Leanderbegan started making music under Cikada in 2017 after a year of travelling and volunteering in South America. The experience inspired him to name his project “Cikada” after the loud […]
Shades Lawrence is a Montreal-born, queer, mixed-race hip hop artist of British, Jamaican, Irish and Scottish heritage. A pure lyricist, Shades Lawrence’s style can be described as alternative hip hop. Her words uplift, while keeping […]
Growing up in the small, largely French-speaking city of Rouyn-Noranda northwest of Montréal, Zach Zoya developed a diverse musical palate from his family. Introduced to African music by his South African father who fled to […]
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