Ghettosocks, a Canadian hip-hop artist hailing from Ottawa, Ontario, has etched his name into the annals of underground hip-hop with his smooth flow and sharp wit. Known for his clever wordplay and a penchant for nerdy references, Ghettosocks (Darrell Fitzgerald) has built a reputation as a rapper with a unique blend of old-school influences and a contemporary twist. After initially gaining traction in the vibrant Halifax hip-hop scene, Socks' burgeoning career saw a significant boost with his critically acclaimed album "Treat of the Day" in 2009, showcasing his storytelling prowess and love for comic book and pop culture.

His career continues to flourish as he explores various thematic landscapes, characterized by his soulful samples and vivid lyricism. Works like "Listen To The Masters" and "The Masters" pay homage to the greats of the genre, while tracks like "Be A Mango" exhibit his versatility and humorous side. Albums "For You Pretty Things" and the noteworthy "Get Some Friends" offer an eclectic mix of hip-hop artistry that affirms his place in the community of respected indie rappers. With each release, from "Thousand Horses" to "The Octagon," Ghettosocks further solidifies his standing as a relentless innovator within the Canadian music tapestry and an enduring voice in the global hip-hop conversation.