Mcenroe is a Canadian hip-hop artist and producer, distinguished by his introspective lyrics and a sound that resonates with the underground scene. Emerging from the Prairies of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Mcenroe, whose real name is Rod Bailey, began making waves in the late 90s and early 2000s as both a solo act and as a member of the collective known as Peanuts & Corn. His career is marked by a deep discography that highlights his evolution as an artist and his commitment to authenticity and artistic integrity.

Over the years, Mcenroe has carved out a niche for himself with a series of well-received releases that showcase his thoughtful approach to songwriting and production. Albums like "Billy's Vision" and "Disenfranchised" explore themes of social alienation and personal struggle, while EPs such as "The Ethics EP" and "The Convenience EP" culminate his sharp observations into concise, powerful messages. With "Nothing is Cool," Mcenroe provides a critical reflection on hip-hop culture and consumerism. Despite not being in the limelight like mainstream hip-hop artists, Mcenroe's contributions to the indie rap scene and his role as founder of the influential Peanuts & Corn Records have cemented his reputation as an impactful and enduring voice in Canadian music.