Choclair, the stage name for Kareem Blake, is a prominent figure in Canadian hip-hop, with a career stretching back to the mid-1990s. Hailing from Scarborough, Ontario, he made a significant impact with the release of his Juno Award-winning album "Ice Cold" in 1999, firmly establishing himself in the music scene. Renowned for his smooth delivery and authentic lyricism, Choclair quickly became one of the leading voices in Canadian hip-hop, contributing to its global recognition.

Over the years, Choclair has continued to release music with a consistent passion, never straying far from his hip-hop roots while also embracing evolution in his sound. His recent tracks such as "Bon Voyage"—which even spawned a series of remixes by Alonso Mendez—"Fire," and "Hey You," showcase his ability to maintain relevance in the ever-changing landscape of rap music. With his ear for catchy hooks and a natural talent for storytelling, Choclair has managed to maintain a loyal fan base while also attracting new listeners with his latest endeavors. His dedication to the craft and his persistence in the industry culminate in a discography that reflects both his artistic growth and his enduring legacy as an influential Canadian hip-hop artist.