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“#How Black artists created the most dynamic sub-genres of the last decade” From moody alt-R&B to trap dancehall, the late aughts and 2010s saw Black music evolve beyond the hard limits of genres. Art, much like life itself, is meant to evolve. Creativity is rarely static and artists are often alchemists in their own right….
“#Toronto’s Obuxum creates her own sonic past and future” The producer shares her earliest influences and how Afro-futurism informs her work. Yung Yemi. If you’ve never heard the work of Toronto-based OBUXUM before, the Somali-Canadian producer herself would describe it as a narrative journey that requires active listening. Part industrial synths and part smoothed-out…
“#How Black music communities grew in Western Canada” Canada’s musical epicenter has long been Toronto, but artists from the nation’s West Coast continue to make their mark. When it comes to Black music in Canada, the focus remains heavily on Toronto as home to some of the biggest artists in the world. But, with Black…
“#Black Music’s Early Canadian Struggle” Despite a storied, pre-Drake history, Black music in Canada has historically had a hard time gaining widespread support. While it’s hard to deny the dominance of Black music across airwaves and streaming services around the world, it wasn’t long ago that many genres had a tough time gaining a foothold…
“#CBC Music launches new hub for Black music, The Block” Host Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe is bringing all things Black music to the Canadian broadcaster. Despite being home to some of the biggest Black artists of the last decade, Canada is home to only a small handful of shows dedicated to Black music. On The Block, host…