Devontée talks splitting time between Toronto and Los Angeles, the inspiration behind his recent trilogy project and lessons from Ayesha and Steph Curry.
In the first of a series of interviews with winners from the last three Battle of the Beat Makers, Urbanology Magazine talks with Bennie D about the importance of beat battles, his beat making process and why he calls his music “energetic pain.”
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When Amoye Henry co-founded the AfroChic Cultural Arts Exhibition with a group of like-minded individuals seven years ago, it was deemed too “revolutionary” for…
When Amanda Parris first started as host of the Canadian Broadcast Corporation’s “Exhibitionists”, it was like starting from the bottom all over again. She’d…
Letting documentary filmmakers in on some of the most personal and intimate moments of his life did not come easy for Trayvon Warren. He…
When Stalley set out to record his latest mixtape, Saving Yusuf, it was time to return to the basics – sitting alone in a…
“It’s not as bad as you think.” This is a message often heard in Canada, janaya khan, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto, tells…
As editor-in-chief of Urbanology Magazine I am constantly being asked to check out music projects, films, events, clothing lines. In most cases, the person…