Posts Tagged ‘Toronto Hip Hop’
Drake – “0 to 100” / The Catch Up (Prod. By Boi-1da)
June 2, 2014
Brand new music from the Toronto representative Drake doing ‘0 to 100’ with production by fellow T.Dot native Boi-1da. This is one of those two part songs as it eventually segues into ‘The Catch Up’ with co-production from Noah “40″ Shebib and Ninteen85.
DOWNLOAD: DRAKE – ‘0 TO 100’ / ‘THE CATCH UP’ (PROD. BY BOI-1DA)
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Tags: 0 to 100, Boi-1da, Drake, Frank Dukes, Nintee85, Noah "40" Shebib, The Catch Up, Toronto, Toronto Hip Hop | 
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Rich Kidd – “I’d Be Lying” (Produced By DJ Dahi)
April 12, 2013
The best music usually comes from a truthful place whether the topic of discussion is bad, good, or in between. Toronto emcee & producer Rich Kidd understands that & it works for him on this DJ Dahi produced track called “I’d Be Lying” where he laments about how things aren’t all good in his life at the moment in his quest to greater things. Hopefully it gets better with his next project ‘In My Opinion’ due April 16th. VIBE to this joint below……
“This song is about me coming to terms with shit in my life and being real with myself. I usually smile and brush shit off like nothing can dent my armor but in my head i have insecurities and doubts like the next man. The same way you got to live with regrets, you also have to live with the truth. It’s inescapable. Many try and hide from their own truths because they fear failure, non-acceptance, or maybe it’s a pride issue. Either way, this is me venting because I felt I needed to. I’d be lying if I said this wasn’t one of my more personal songs but I’d be dying if I didn’t share it with you.”
Posted in Hip-Hop, Music, Producers | Tags: DJ Dahi, ID BE LYING, Rich Kidd, RichKiddbeats, Toronto Hip Hop | No Comments »
Tona – ‘We Do’ (prod by Rich Kidd) [Video]
June 20, 2011
Ghana West Africa native & Toronto based emcee Tona just dropped this new video for ‘We Do’ that we found to be pretty impressive from a quality standpoint. Quality video & quality song. Although we can’t say we’re well versed in the kid’s catalog, but we do know that Toronto hip hop scene is definitely official & chances are if you’re a product of that area the music should be pretty good too. We guess we’ll get more answers about Tona from his website & twitter page.
