Akeena Legall

The Juno-nominated artist tackles grandeur and reality distortion in his masterful new project Plastic World. He talks DIY culture & pushing the pop-punk sound.

We spoke to the Regent Park-born rapper about going independent, what inspires him, and how he feels about collaborations in his near future.

The Toronto-based upcycling designer and founder of RemixedbyTal stars in our latest lookbook talks about how to find a style that stays true to you.

Toronto's Natalya Amres rocks adidas' new Stan Smiths in our lookbook while chatting deconstructive design and what streetwear brands can do to save the planet.

"We're obviously two completely different people," says Dax.

"I feel like Jane and Finch is the most talented place in Toronto," says the rapper.

The Toronto MC talks about his come-up, being misrepresented in the media, and touring with Drake.

Support these homegrown brands owned by Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour while you do your holiday shopping.

In the latest episode of Northern Clutch, the Toronto MC speaks on the changing perception of females in hip-hop, how 2020 has affected her, and what's next.

The Toronto rapper tells us he was going for something "different" with his new video.

Myles Castello talks heartbreak playlists, his past life as a gymnast, and the surrealism of Scarborough. His latest track "Sangria" is your sunny summer dream.

The Toronto rapper talks to us about his latest LP 'Makin Money Moves,' working with the late Bvlly, and wanting to see everyone from his neighbourhood eat.

We capture the Filipino-Canadian duo in the studio and chat about their come-up, Asian representation in pop culture, and their love for the JDM lifestyle.

After being kicked out of their location, the Ghanian-inspired restaurant is back and ready to serve up more fire burgers to the masses.

The Toronto pop sensation premieres his new short film on Complex.

The Toronto DJ talks mental health in Black communities, how technology is amplifying social justice, and how Black music is both the past and the future.

From Tory Lanez to Boi-1da to Manila Grey, Canada's biggest and best artists have managed to creatively adapt to this new (ab)normal via social media.

The Ottawa rapper premieres his new EP on Complex and sits down for an exclusive interview.