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Samuel Engelking
NXNE 2019: Raptors energy lifts Killy, Snotty Nose Rez Kids and more
Just hours after the NBA championship celebration spilled into Yonge-Dundas Square, NXNE turned it into Festival Village Read more
Craig Wetherby
NXNE 2019 adds Santigold, Cold War Kids, Leikeli47 and more
NXNE has announced a wave of new artists for its free Yonge-Dundas Square Festival Village area, including Killy, Greys, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Walrus and more. Read more
Samuel Engelking
Junos 2019 nominations: the surprises and omissions
From NOW cover stars to London, Ontario, music heroes to a total lack of Drake and Shad – here's what's catching our eye so far Read more
Renaud Philippe / FEQ
The Weeknd, Neil Young and Future drew huge crowds at Festival D'ete
A review of the first three days of Festival D'ete de Quebec, featuring The Weeknd, Neil Young, Future, Lil Yachty, Killy, Yamantaka // Sonic Titan. The sprawling, eclectic Quebec City festival should be on the radar of music fans across the country. Read more
Adam Pulicicchio
Is Toronto hip-hop outgrowing radio?
While local Toronto radio stations are re-embracing up-and-coming musicians, some are finding it cheaper and more accessible to go around the dial. Belly, Tasha The Amazon, Simon "Stretch" Yonannes and Paul "Mastermind" Parhar weigh in. Read more
Killy demands your attention on his first full-length project Surrender Your Soul
The 20-year-old Toronto rapper has gone viral with everything he's released, and for good reason. "Imagine an alien just popped up in your city," he says. Read more
Toronto musicians to watch in 2018: hip-hop edition
Toronto’s rap scene has been on a wave for the last four years and it’s not slowing down. Here are six acts poised to have a major year Read more
Sarah Rix
8 once-in-a-lifetime Toronto concerts from 2017
From the sweaty end of the Silver Dollar to an unprecedented gathering of Indigenous folk legends, these were the bucket list shows of the year Read more
Are these the next big rappers out of Toronto?
Playing with Tory Lanez and Jazz Cartier, viral rappers CMDWN and Killy are positioning themselves to break out Read more