List of Canadian hip hop musicians

This is a list of hip hop musicians from  Canada.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Listed by First name or initial (after DJ).

## Bands & collectives

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Canadian hip-hop acts with more than one member:  duos, crews and collectives all go here, arranged alphabetically by first name/initial.

### 0–9

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* 100 MAD
* The 20/20 Project
* 88Glam

### A

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* A-Game
* Alaclair Ensemble
* ALAIZ collective[1]
* Aquakultre
* Atach Tatuq

### B

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* Baby Blue Soundcrew
* Babylon Warchild[2][3][4]
* Backburner
* BadBadNotGood
* BAE aka (Be All Equal)
* Bakers Club
* Baracuda
* Bass is Base
* Big Black Lincoln
* Birth Through Knowledge
* Bobby Demo[5][6]
* Boombox Saints
* BrassMunk
* Brown Boys
* Buck N' Nice
* Burd & Keyz
* Busty and the Bass

### C

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* Cartel Madras
* The Celestics
* The Chicharones
* Chosen One
* Circle Crew[7][8][9]
* Citizen Kane
* Common Grackle
* Conjure One
* Criollo

### D

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* Da Grassroots[10]
* Da Gryptions
* Dance Appeal
* Dead Can't Bounce
* Dead Celebrity Status
* The Dead Indians
* Dead Obies
* Dirty Circus
* The Dope Poet Society
* Down with Webster
* Dragon Fli Empire
* Dream Warriors[11]
* Dubmatique

### E

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* Empty Handed Warriors[12][13][14]

### F

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* Farm Fresh
* Feuilles et Racines
* Figurez of Speech[15]
* First Words
* Flight Distance
* Freaks of Reality[16]
* Freedom Writers
* Full Circle

### G

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* G5 Canadian Urban[17]
* Gatineau
* Gazeebow Unit
* Ghetto Concept[18]
* Gilla House
* Goliath Paw[19]
* Grand Analog

### H

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* Halal Gang
* The Halluci Nation
* Headstrong
* Hip Club Groove

### I

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* IRS
* IXXI Initiative

### J

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* Just John x Dom Dias

### K

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### L

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* Len
* LMDS
* Loco Locass
* Lyrical Assault

### M

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* Main Source
* The Masterplan[20]
* The Maximum Definitive
* MCJ and Cool G
* Messenjah (part of Dance Appeal)
* Metropolis
* Mine de rien
* Monolith Crew[21]
* Mood Ruff
* Muzion

### N

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* Naturally Born Strangers
* The New Royales
* Nomadic Massive

### O

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* The Oddities
* OK Cobra
* Omnikrom
* Organized Rhyme

### P

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* Paranoid Castle
* Perfeck Strangers
* Pigeon Hole
* Plague Language
* Planet Giza
* The Pocket Dwellers
* Point Blank
* Poor Man Militia
* The Posterz
* Prime Boys
* Project Wyze

### Q

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### R

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* Radio Radio
* Raggadeath
* Rascalz
* Rezofficial
* Rime Organisé
* Rumble & Strong
* Run-Up

### S

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* Sans Pression
* Scales Empire
* Sebutones
* Self Taught
* Serial Joe
* Shades of Culture
* Simply Majestic
* Singing Fools
* Slangblossom
* Smash Brovaz
* Snotty Nose Rez Kids
* So Loki
* Social Deviantz
* The Sorority[22]
* Split Personality
* StarBwoyz
* Stompdown Killaz (SDK)[23]
* Super Duty Tough Work
* Swamp Thing
* Sweatshop Union
* Swollen Members

### T

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* TBTBT
* Team Rezofficial
* Thunderheist
* TNGHT
* Tizzy Gang
* Treizième Étage
* Tone Mason
* Toolshed
* Touch and Nato
* TRP.P[24]
* Tru-Paz
* The Twin Sisters

### U

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### V

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* Vice Verset
* Villain Accelerate
* Voyage Funktastique[25][26]

### W

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* War Party
* Warsawpack
* Winnipeg's Most
* Women Ah Run Tings

### X

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* X-Quisite

### Y

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### Z

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## Beatboxers

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Canadian hip-hop musicians who  beatbox go here, arranged by first name/initial.

### 0–9

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### A

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### B

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### C

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* CRi
* Corey Vidal

### D

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### E

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### F

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### G

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### H

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### I

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### J

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### K

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* krNfx

### L

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### M

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### N

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### O

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### P

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* Poizunus

### Q

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### R

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### S

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### T

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### U

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### V

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### W

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### X

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### Y

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### Z

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## Breakdancers & hip hop dancers

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Canadian hip-hop breakdancers (aka  breaking) & Hip hop dancers, as well as hip-hop acts with more than one member:  duos, crews and collectives, go here.

B-Boys & B-Girls were an integral part of Hip-hop crews – often hyping up the crowd, vocally backing up the DJ, etc.

Arranged by first name/initial.

### 0–9

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### A

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* Anton See[27]

### B

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* Bboy Fléau[28]
* Bag Of Trix[29]
* Boogie Brats Crew[30][31]

### C

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### D

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* Dedos
* DKC Freeze[32]
* Do Dat Dancers[33]

### E

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### F

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* The FreshFactory aka Simply Swagg Dance Studio[34]

### G

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### H

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### I

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### J

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* Jade's Hip Hop Academy aka (JHHA)[35]

### K

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* K-mel[36][37][38][39]

### L

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* Laurieann Gibson

### M

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### N

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* Now or Never aka N.O.N. crew[40]

### O

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* ÖR PÜR[41]

### P

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* Phil Wizard[42][43]
* Prada-G[44][45]
* Performance Company[46]

### Q

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### R

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* Rebels De La Soul[47]

### S

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* SaMel Tanz[48][49]
* Shawn Desman
* Sweet Technique[50][51]

### T

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### U

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### V

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* Vic Versa[52]

### W

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### X

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### Y

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### Z

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* Zebroc

## Choreographers of breaking/hip-hop dance

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Canadian hip-hop choreographers of breakdancers (aka  breaking) & Hip hop dancers, go here.

B-Boys & B-Girls were an integral part of Hip-hop crews – often hyping up the crowd, vocally backing up the DJ, etc.

### 0–9

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### A

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### B

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### C

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### D

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### E

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### F

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### G

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### H

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### I

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### J

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### K

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### L

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* Laurieann Gibson
* Luther Brown

### M

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### N

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### O

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### P

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### Q

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### R

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### S

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* Shawn Desman

### T

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* Tanisha Scott

### U

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### V

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### W

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### X

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### Y

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### Z

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## Composers

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Canadian hip-hop composers go here, arranged by first name/initial.

### 0–9

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### A

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### B

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### C

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### D

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### E

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* Esthero

### F

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### G

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### H

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### I

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### J

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### K

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* The KOUNT[53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61][62]
* Koushik

### L

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### M

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* Mocky

### N

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### O

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### P

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### Q

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### R

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### S

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* Shan Vincent de Paul

### T

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### U

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### V

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### W

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### X

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### Y

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### Z

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## DJs

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Canadian hip-hop  DJs go here, arranged by first name/initial (after DJ).

### 0–9

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* 4th Pyramid

### A

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* A-Trak
* Agile

### B

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* Beetle Jiggly
* Beetle Juice
* DJ Benoît

### C

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* C-Boogie
* DJ Charlie B
* DJ Cosm
* DJ Critical

### D

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* Dave "Diggy" Ferris
* Dee
* Def3
* Dr. MaD[63][64]

### E

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* Excision

### F

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* Frank Dukes

### G

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* DJ G-Starr
* Ghislain Poirier
* Ghost Style
* DJ Grouch[65][66][67][68]
* DJ Grumps

### H

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* Nick Holder

### I

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* Infinite[69]

### J

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* Jam on Strong
* Jairus Sharif
* Junia-T

### K

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* Kardinal Offishall
* Kaytranada
* K-Cut
* DJ Kemo[70]
* KLC
* Kid Koala

### L

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* DJ Law[71]
* Lunice

### M

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* DJ Mel Boogie[72]
* More or Les
* Muneshine
* Murda Beatz

### N

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* Nato
* Ron Nelson

### O

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* Octave Minds

### P

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* DJ Power (of The Masterplan)[73]

### Q

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### R

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* Rich Terfry

### S

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* Singlefoot
* Singleton
* Sixtoo
* Skratch Bastid
* Snow
* Swiff[74]

### T

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### U

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### V

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### W

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* Walla-P[75][76]
* DJ Whitesox (of Pôle Hip-Hop radio show [fr])[77]

### X

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* DJX[78][79]

### Y

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### Z

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* Zeds Dead

## Instrumentalists

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Canadian hip-hop Instrumentalists, multi-instrumentalists & music programmers; This includes Canadian  beatmakers, who do not participate in full  production or  DJing/turntablism – just beat creation using  synthesizers, sound modulation or  samplers like MPC2000, the Roland SP-404, the Akai MPC or other brands of  music sequencers; go here, arranged by first name/initial (after DJ).

### 0–9

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### A

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* Andrew Huang

### B

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* Blue Sky Black Death
* Boogat
* Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie
* Buck 65

### C

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* Checkmate[80]
* Chester Hansen
* CHIN

### D

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* Da Grassroots
* Daniel Caesar
* Dee

### E

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* Eestbound
* Elaquent[81]
* Étienne
* Excision

### F

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* Factor Chandelier
* Fresh Kils[82]

### G

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* Ghost Style

### H

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### I

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* Ivana Santilli

### J

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* Jairus Sharif
* Jordan Evans

### K

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* k-os
* Karl Wolf
* DJ Kemo[83]
* KO
* The KOUNT[84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93]
* Koushik
* krNfx
* Kytami

### L

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### M

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* Margeaux
* Massari
* Matthew Burnett
* Merlin Bronques
* Mocky
* Moka Only
* Muneshine

### N

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* Nineteen85

### O

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* Octave Minds

### P

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* Peaches

### Q

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### R

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* Rich Kidd Beats
* Rich Terfry
* Rob Johnson
* RumpleStiltz (cello)[94]

### S

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* Shan Vincent de Paul
* Sharon Costanzo
* Shay Lia
* Sixtoo
* Stigg of the Dump

### T

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* TOUGH DUMPLIN'[95]

### U

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### V

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### W

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### X

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### Y

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* Yanchan Produced

### Z

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## Lyricists / songwriters

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Canadian hip-hop musicians who are lyricists and songwriters go here, arranged by first name/initial.

### 0–9

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* 4th Pyramid
* 40
* 88Camino

### A

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* Ale Dee
* Allstar
* AP Dhillon
* AR Paisley
* Aspektz

### B

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* B-Kool
* Baëbe Ruth[96]
* Baka Not Nice
* bbno$
* Belly
* Big Lean
* Boi-1da

### C

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* Cadence Weapon
* Camm Hunter
* DJ Charlie B
* Chester Hansen
* Chilly Gonzales
* CHIN
* Chuckie Akenz
* Classified
* cobna [fr]

### D

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* Daniel Caesar
* DAX
* Dee
* Deborah Cox
* Drake
* Drezus
* Dru

### E

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* Esthero
* Eternia

### F

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* Fateh Doe
* Frank Dukes

### G

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* Glen Lewis
* grandson
* Graph Nobel
* Gurinder Gill

### H

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* Honey Cocaine
* Houdini

### I

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* Imposs
* ishQ

### J

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* Jay Whiss
* Jazzy B
* Jazz Cartier
* JD Era
* Jon Lajoie
* Jonathan Emile
* Jordan Evans
* Jully Black

### K

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* K'naan
* K'Maro
* k-os
* Karan Aujla
* Kardinal Offishall
* Karl Wolf
* Kaytranada
* Keysha Freshh
* KILLY
* KO
* Kwajo Cinqo

### L

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* Lillian Allen
* Lil Pappie
* Loud
* Lyldoll

### M

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* mcenroe
* Maestro Fresh Wes
* Manafest
* Marc Costanzo
* Mark
* Margeaux
* Massari
* Melanie Fiona
* Michie Mee
* Miles Jones
* Mocky
* Moka Only
* Murda Beatz
* Mustafa the Poet

### N

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* Nav
* Night Lovell
* Nineteen85

### O

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### P

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* PartyNextDoor
* Powfu
* Preme
* Pressa
* Promise
* Pvrx

### Q

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### R

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* RationaL
* Reema Major
* Roy Wood$

### S

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* SAFE
* Sean Leon
* Sevn Thomas
* Shan Vincent de Paul
* Shawn Desman
* Shinda Kahlon
* Sir Pathétik
* Smiley
* Smoke Dawg
* Snow
* Solitair
* SonReal
* Sunny Malton

### T

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* T-Minus
* Tariq
* Thrust
* ThxSoMch
* TOBi
* Tona[97][98][99][100][101][102][103]
* Tory Lanez

### U

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### V

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### W

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* Wondagurl
* Wise

### X

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### Y

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* Yanchan Produced
* Yung Tory

### Z

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## Producers

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Canadian hip-hop  producers, record producers or mixing engineers go here, arranged by first name/initial (after DJ).

### 0–9

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* 2Rude
* 4th Pyramid
* 40[104]

### A

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* Agile
* Alex Greggs
* Allan Kingdom
* Allstar
* Andrew Huang
* AP Dhillon
* Aspektz

### B

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* B-Kool
* Backxwash
* Belly
* Bender
* Big Kish
* Blue Sky Black Death
* Boi-1da
* Boogat
* Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie
* Buck 65

### C

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* Cadence Weapon
* Cast (TE) [fr]
* DJ Charlie B
* Checkmate
* Chester Hansen
* Chilly Gonzales
* CHIN
* Classified
* DJ Cosm
* Courtney "Pikihed" Rowe

### D

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* Da Grassroots
* Darryl Riley[105]
* DAX
* Dee
* Deep Jandu
* Deborah Cox
* DL Incognito
* Don Cash
* Dru

### E

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* Eestbound
* Elaquent[106]
* Emay
* Esthero
* Étienne
* Excision

### F

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* Factor Chandelier
* Fateh Doe
* Frank Dukes
* Frankenstein
* Fresh Kils[107]

### G

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* Ghettosocks
* Ghost Style
* Gminxr
* Gregory Pepper

### H

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* High Klassified (citations incoming)
* Hyper-T

### I

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* ishQ

### J

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* Jacky Jasper
* Jairus Sharif
* JDiggz
* Jon Lajoie
* Jonathan Emile
* Jordan Evans

### K

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* K-Cut
* K'naan
* k-os
* Kardinal Offishall
* Karl Wolf
* Kaytranada
* Keysha Freshh
* The KOUNT[108][109][110][111][112][113][114][115][116][117]
* Koushik
* Kwajo Cinqo

### L

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* Langdon Auger
* Lunice
* Lou Phelps

### M

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* Marc Costanzo
* Marco Polo
* Mark Morley[118]
* Matthew Burnett
* Melanie Fiona
* Merlin Bronques
* Mikhail[119]
* Miles Jones
* Mocky
* Moka Only
* More or Les
* MoSS[120][121]
* Mr. Attic[122]
* Muneshine
* Murda Beatz

### N

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* Nato
* Nav
* Night Lovell
* Nineteen85

### O

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* Octave Minds
* Orphan

### P

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* PartyNextDoor
* Peaches
* Pops[123]
* Powfu
* Preme
* President Jeff[124][125]

### Q

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### R

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* Raz Fresco
* Rich Kidd
* Rich Terfry
* Ryan Hemsworth

### S

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* Saukrates
* Sean Leon
* Sevn Thomas
* Shawn Desman
* Singlefoot
* Singleton
* Socalled
* Sol Guy[126]
* Solitair
* StarBwoyz
* Stigg of the Dump

### T

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* T.R.A.C.K.S.
* T-Minus
* Teekay
* Tona[127][128][129][130][131][132][133]
* Tory Lanez
* Tre Mission

### U

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### V

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### W

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* Walla-P[134][135]
* WondaGurl

### X

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* DJX[136][137]

### Y

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YoEmmett

### Z

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* Zeds Dead

## Rappers / emcees

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Canadian hip-hop musicians who are Hype men /  Hype Women; or that can rap / emcee go here, arranged by first name/initial.

### 0–9

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* 2Saï [fr]
* 347aidan
* 4th Pyramid
* The 6th Letter
* 88Camino

### A

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* Abdominal
* Akintoye
* Ale Dee
* Allan Kingdom
* Allstar
* Anodajay
* AP Dhillon
* AR Paisley
* Arabesque
* Asante Haughton
* Aspektz
* Asuquomo

### B

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* B-Kool
* Baba Brinkman
* Backxwash
* Bad News Brown
* Baka Not Nice
* Baracuda
* Bbno$
* Belly
* Bender
* Besque
* Big Kish
* Big Lean
* Birdapres
* Bishop Brigante[138][139]
* Rob "Blye" Paris
* Bobby McIntosh
* Boogat
* Boslen
* Briz Brown
* Buck 65

### C

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* Cadence Weapon
* Cale Sampson
* Camm Hunter
* Capital Q
* C Greezy[140]
* Charmaine
* Cobna [fr]
* Chek Love
* Checkmate
* Chilly Gonzales
* Choclair
* Choke
* Chokeules
* Chris Yonge
* Chuckie Akenz
* Clairmont the Second
* Classified
* Cody Ko
* Cory Bowles
* CRUNK23
* Crystle Lightning
* Culture

### D

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* D-Sisive[141]
* D.O.
* DaHoudini
* Dan-e-o[142]
* Daniel Kelly
* Darryl Riley[143]
* DAX
* Dead Hendrix
* Dedos
* Def3
* Deep Jandu
* Deph Naught
* Devon
* DijahSB
* DillanPonders
* DJ Charlie B
* DL Incognito
* Dolo[144]
* Don Cash
* Donnie
* Downey
* Drake
* Dramatik
* Drezus
* DTG
* DY

### E

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* Eekwol
* EIGHTYEIGHTWAV[145]
* Emay
* Eric Reprid
* Eternia

### F

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* Famous
* Fateh Doe
* FouKi
* Frankenstein
* Freddy Will
* Fresco P[146]
* Freshbread
* Fresh I.E.
* Friyie

### G

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* Gettomasa
* Ghettosocks
* Ghost Style
* Goody Grace
* grandson
* Graph Nobel
* Gregory Pepper
* Gurinder Gill

### H

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* H-Bomb
* Haviah Mighty
* HDV
* Honey C
* Honey Cocaine
* Horse Thief
* Houdini
* Hyper-T

### I

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* Ian Kamau
* Imperial
* Imposs
* Infinite
* ishQ

### J

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* J-Kyll
* Jeff "J-Spade" Duke
* Jackal
* Jacky Jasper
* Jay Whiss
* Jazz Cartier
* JB
* JB the First Lady
* JD Era
* JDiggz[147]
* Jelleestone
* Jesse Dangerously
* Jimmy Prime
* Joey Stylez
* John River
* Jon Lajoie
* Jon E
* Jonathan Emile
* Josh Martinez
* JRDN
* Junia-T

### K

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* K-4ce[148]
* K-os[149]
* K'Maro
* K'naan
* K. Olafemi
* Karan Aujla
* Kardi (of Figurez of Speech)[150]
* Kardinal Offishall[151]
* Kay the Aquanaut
* Kaytranada
* Keysha Freshh
* Kidd
* Kid Kut
* Kid Twist
* KILLY
* King Reign[152]
* King Lou
* Kingston
* Kinnie Starr
* Koriass
* Korey "Korey Deez" Downey
* Kris the $pirit
* Kris Wu
* Krosst Out [153][154]
* Kwajo[155]
* Kyprios
* Kytami

### L

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* Langdon Auger
* Legitimate[156]
* Lex Leosis[157]
* Lil Berete[158][159]
* Lil Pappie
* Lil Windex
* Livestock
* Lord Kemy
* Lou Phelps
* Loud

### M

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* Madchild
* Maestro Fresh Wes
* Manafest
* Mark
* Mark Shrubsole
* Marvel (of Figurez of Speech & Circle Crew)[160][161][162][163]
* Marvel Mike[164]
* Manu Militari
* Masia One
* Massari
* Maui Slim
* mcenroe
* MC Mystic
* Merlin Bronques
* Michie Mee[165]
* Mike Shabb[166][167]
* Mindbender Supreme[168][169]
* Mischa[170]
* Miles Jones
* Misfit
* MLMA
* Modulok
* Moka Only
* More or Les
* Motion[171]
* Mr. Metro
* Mr Thoro
* Mr. Q
* Mr. Roam
* Mr. Yaw Yaw
* Muneshine
* Merkules

### N

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* Narcy
* Nate Husser
* Nav
* Naya Ali
* Naval Avatar
* Night Lovell
* Noah23
* NorthSideBenji
* Nova Rockafeller

### O

[edit]

* Odario Williams
* Ontario Banderas
* Organik
* Orphan

### P

[edit]

* P Reign
* PartyNextDoor
* Peaches
* pHoenix Pagliacci[172][173][174]
* Pierre Kwenders
* Pip Skid
* Powfu
* Preme
* Pressa
* Prevail
* Professor D
* Promise
* Puffy L'z
* Pvrx

### R

[edit]

* RationaL
* Raz Fresco
* Red1[175]
* Reema Major
* Rel McCoy[176]
* Rich Kidd
* Rich London
* Rich Terfry
* Ricky J
* Roi Heenok
* Roger Mooking
* Roy Wood$
* RPD
* Rumble
* Rumplestiltz[177]

### S

[edit]

* SAFE
* Samian
* Sans Pression
* Sarahmée
* Saukrates (of Figurez of Speech)[178][179]
* Scotch Butta[180]
* Sean Leon
* Shad[181]
* Shan Vincent de Paul
* Shinda Kahlon
* Sean Leon
* Sébastien Ricard
* Sif
* Sir Pathétik
* Sixtoo
* Skiifall
* Smiley
* Smoke Dawg
* Snak the Ripper
* Snow
* Socalled
* Sol Guy[182]
* Solitair (of Figurez of Speech)[183]
* SonReal
* Souldia
* Sourav Deb
* Spek
* Spek Won
* Split Personality
* Stuart Stone
* Stump
* Sunny Malton
* Sydanie

### T

[edit]

* Tablo
* Tank Gawd
* Tasha the Amazon
* TassNata[184][185]
* Teekay
* ThxSoMch
* Thrust
* Timbuktu
* Tizzo
* Tobi
* Tona[186][187][188][189][190][191][192]
* Tom Green
* Tommy Genesis
* Tom MacDonald
* Tory Lanez
* Touch
* TOUGH DUMPLIN'[193]
* Transit
* Tre Mission
* Trouble
* Troy Neilson

### U

[edit]

* The Ghost Of Mizery[194]
* Unknown Mizery[195]

### V

[edit]

* Vaï
* VERSE[196]
* Von Von le Vet

### W

[edit]

* Wab Kinew
* Wali Shah
* Webster
* The Weeknd
* Wendy Motion Brathwaite
* Wio-K[197]
* Wise
* Wordburglar

### X

[edit]

### Y

[edit]

* Yas Taalat
* YLook[198][199]
* Young Kidd
* Yung Tory
* Yvon Krevé

### Z

[edit]

* Zebroc

## Singers

[edit]

Canadian hip-hop musicians who are singers or a Hype man/ Hype Woman go here, arranged by first name/initial.

### 0–9

[edit]

* 347aidan
* The 6th Letter
* 88Camino

### A

[edit]

* Ale Dee
* Alyssa Reid
* Andreena Mill
* Anodajay
* AP Dhillon
* Aspektz
* Asuquomo

### B

[edit]

* Bad News Brown
* Baëbe Ruth[200]
* bbno$
* Belly
* Bender
* Big Lean
* Black Atlass
* Boogat
* Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie

### C

[edit]

* Camm Hunter
* Chilly Gonzales
* CHIN
* Culture

### D

[edit]

* Daniel Caesar
* DAX
* Dead Hendrix
* Deep Jandu
* Deborah Cox
* DillanPonders
* Drake
* Dru

### E

[edit]

* Eekwol
* Empire I
* Eria Fachin
* Esthero

### F

[edit]

* Fateh Doe
* Friyie

### G

[edit]

* Glen Lewis
* grandson
* Graph Nobel
* Gregory Pepper
* Gurinder Gill

### H

[edit]

* Haviah Mighty
* Honey Cocaine
* Houdini

### I

[edit]

* Imposs
* iSH
* Ishan Morris
* ishQ

### J

[edit]

* JAHKOY
* Jay Whiss
* Jazzy B
* Jazz Cartier
* Jememi
* Jillian Menedez (part of Dance Appeal)
* Jon Lajoie
* Josh Martinez
* JRDN
* Jully Black
* Justin Bieber

### K

[edit]

* K'naan
* K'Maro
* k-os
* Karan Aujla
* Karl Wolf
* KILLY
* Kinnie Starr
* KO
* Kris Wu
* krNfx
* Kytami

### L

[edit]

* Laurieann Gibson
* Lillian Allen
* Lil Pappie
* Lorraine Scott (of Dance Appeal)
* Lyldoll

### M

[edit]

* Maestro Fresh Wes
* Manafest
* Margeaux
* Marc Costanzo
* Margeaux
* Mark
* Masia One
* Massari
* Melanie Fiona
* Miles Jones
* Mocky
* Mustafa the Poet

### N

[edit]

* Nav
* Nelly Furtado

### O

[edit]

### P

[edit]

* PartyNextDoor
* Peaches
* Pierre Kwenders
* Powfu
* Preme
* Pressa
* Promise
* Puffy L'z
* Pvrx

### Q

[edit]

### R

[edit]

* Raz Fresco
* Rob Johnson
* Roy Wood$

### S

[edit]

* SAFE
* Saukrates
* Sean Leon
* Sevn Thomas
* Shan Vincent de Paul
* Sharon Costanzo
* Shawn Desman
* Shay Lia
* Shinda Kahlon
* Sir Pathétik
* Smoke Dawg
* Snow
* SonReal
* Suga Prince
* Sunny Malton

### T

[edit]

* Thando Hyman
* Tamia
* Tariq
* ThxSoMch
* TOBi
* Tommy Genesis
* Tory Lanez

### U

[edit]

### V

[edit]

* Vaï

### W

[edit]

* The Weeknd
* Wise

### X

[edit]

* XSDTRK

### Y

[edit]

* Yanchan Produced
* Yvon Krevé

### Z

[edit]

## Singing groups

[edit]

Canadian hip-hop singing acts with more than one member: duos, crews and collectives all go here, arranged alphabetically by first name/initial.

### 0–9

[edit]

### A

[edit]

### B

[edit]

* Big Black Lincoln
* Bass is Base

### C

[edit]

### D

[edit]

### E

[edit]

### F

[edit]

### G

[edit]

### H

[edit]

### I

[edit]

### J

[edit]

### K

[edit]

### L

[edit]

### M

[edit]

### N

[edit]

### O

[edit]

### P

[edit]

### Q

[edit]

### R

[edit]

### S

[edit]

### T

[edit]

### U

[edit]

### V

[edit]

### W

[edit]

### X

[edit]

### Y

[edit]

### Z

[edit]

## See also

[edit]

Portals:

* Canada
* Music
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* Record production
* Lists
* 1980s
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* 2010s
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* Canadian hip hop
* Music of Canada

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