Mick Jenkins, known for jazz-infused concept albums that delve into societal issues, urges listeners to seek alternatives to capitalism in his work. His recent album, "The Patience," departs from his usual conceptual approach, allowing for creative freedom and an exhilarating looseness in his raps. The album addresses issues like the music industry's pyramid scheme and generational pain through cannabis use. Jenkins, now in control of his masters, anticipates a fresh start in his career, with plans for a world tour and a book dissecting his lyrics. His impactful music promises to invigorate a conscious music industry.

TOBi, born Tobias Freestyle Falade, is a Canadian rapper and singer-songwriter known for his unique style and versatile musical talent. He was born on December 4, 1993 in Lagos, Nigeria, but moved to Canada at a young age. TOBi's music reflects his diverse background and combines influences from hip hop, R&B and soul. On his most recent album 'PANIC' he opens up completely, both musically and lyrically.

“PANIC is the epitome of unapologetic soul music and we held nothing back, which I am truly proud of. From the stories of vulnerability, masculinity, personal family issues, social commentary, there was no stone left unturned here. I can’t wait for the world to consume it in full and I hope people appreciate the work and energy put in this because we aimed to raise the artistic ceiling higher than what it currently is.”  - TOBi