Canadian Underground Hip Hop

Canadian underground hip hop is a vibrant subgenre defined by its raw authenticity and lyrical depth, diverging from mainstream hip hop with its gritty production and often socially conscious themes. It thrives on the fringes of the commercial music industry, powered by artists who channel their unique regional experiences into their music. Lacking the glitz of their southern counterparts, Canadian MCs like Timbuktu, Kryple, and Raz Fresco deliver earnest narratives over boom-bap beats and innovative samples, capturing the diversity of Canada's urban tapestry. The genre is characterized by a do-it-yourself ethic, where independent artists frequently self-produce and release music, fostering a tight-knit community that prioritizes skillful wordplay and a grassroots approach to building a following.

Troublesome '96

Bastian Bulletz•

Nyukyung•

Suit & Tie•

Rap King

Single - Released September 17, 2025