The Sound of Identity with Desiire
Mixing it up.
Desiire emulates the complexity of identity through sound.
Black Canadian Artist Spotlight
Reggae Singer Lyndon John X on History and Music
History through music.
The singer and Juno Award-winner sifts through history to tell stories about African culture as well as his lived experiences.
Soul Singer Clerel on Culture and Music
The Cameroonian-born soul singer.
Clerel’s musical journey has been a process of self discovery.
Introducing SLM, Montreal’s Rising Hip-Hop Artist
Coming up.
Inspired by the icons fronting the vanguard of female hip-hop, from Nicki Minaj to Missy Elliott, SLM is aiming high.
Montreal Rapper Lou Phelps on Being Extra Extra
Music for music lovers.
Comparing himself to an early version of Common, Phelps sees himself belonging to the modern rebirth of neo-soul music.
Toronto Rapper Haviah Mighty on Black Identity and Music
Fire flows.
Haviah Mighty’s music radiates with a sense of overwhelming fortitude, ready to burst through her songs at the seams, from the power of her delivery to her lyrical depth.
The Global Sound of Montreal Artist Töme
Fusion sound.
A fusion of Afrobeats, R&B, and dance-influenced sounds, Töme’s style defies genre as much as it embraces it.
Toronto Rapper TOBi on the Purpose of Music
Making history.
There’s a dual purpose to the Toronto rapper’s songs: one born out of necessity and one born out of healing.
Toronto R&B Singer Malachi on Being a Versatile Artist
Unpredictable sound.
If Malachi could be summarized in a single word, it would be “versatile.” The Toronto singer approaches music like a sport and with a singular focus: to be the best.
