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love this transition from my playgrnd set last saturday! A great reminder to myself that a set doesn’t have to be fast tempo the entire time. Especially at the end of the night, people love to sing along 😍

transition captured by @_kingstarks 🔥

#djtransition #rnb #hiphop #explore

for Spitta Tdot recap 🎞 🎬

For over two decades, Curren$y has been more than just an artist to me—he’s been a guiding force. A mentor through music. From his early days at No Limit Records, to that raw freestyle video of him walking down a block, to being the first signee of Lil Wayne’s Young Money, and later Fly Society—his journey wasn’t just a soundtrack to my life, it was a blueprint.

His laid-back flow and introspective lyrics taught me the value of staying in my own lane, perfecting my craft, and blocking out the noise. His music became my daily affirmation to keep going—no matter what obstacles came my way.

I still remember his first show in Toronto at the Opera House. I was hyped to finally see him perform live. But due to a mix-up, I was wrongly escorted out of the venue. Still trying to process what had happened, Instead of letting it break me, I used it as jet fuel.

Fast forward to today, and I’m beyond grateful for the opportunity to work alongside Spitta. This collaboration isn’t just a career milestone—it’s the realization of a dream I’ve carried since the start of my videography journey. Watching it come to life is a powerful reminder of what belief and consistency can do.

It’s been over a decade since Curren$y last touched down in Toronto, and his return was nothing short of legendary. The energy at the Phoenix Concert Theatre was electric. Being part of it with him and the 747 Band made it all feel full-circle. It reminded me that when you stay true to your path, the universe will align to meet you there.

And this is just the beginning. The lessons, the inspiration, the momentum—it’s all fuel for what’s next. Here’s to more moments like this. More growth. More reasons to remember why we started.

Big ups to @jd_era & @roadmanproductions for making this happen 🙏🏾

For over two decades, Curren$y has been more than just an artist to me—he’s been a guiding force. A mentor through music. From his early days at No Limit Records, to that raw freestyle video of him walking down a block, to being the first signee of Lil Wayne’s Young Money, and later Fly Society—his journey wasn’t just a soundtrack to my life, it was a blueprint.

His laid-back flow and introspective lyrics taught me the value of staying in my own lane, perfecting my craft, and blocking out the noise. His music became my daily affirmation to keep going—no matter what obstacles came my way.

I still remember his first show in Toronto at the Opera House. I was hyped to finally see him perform live. But due to a mix-up, I was wrongly escorted out of the venue. Still trying to process what had happened, Instead of letting it break me, I used it as jet fuel.

Fast forward to today, and I’m beyond grateful for the opportunity to work alongside Spitta. This collaboration isn’t just a career milestone—it’s the realization of a dream I’ve carried since the start of my videography journey. Watching it come to life is a powerful reminder of what belief and consistency can do.

It’s been over a decade since Curren$y last touched down in Toronto, and his return was nothing short of legendary. The energy at the Phoenix Concert Theatre was electric. Being part of it with him and the 747 Band made it all feel full-circle. It reminded me that when you stay true to your path, the universe will align to meet you there.

And this is just the beginning. The lessons, the inspiration, the momentum—it’s all fuel for what’s next. Here’s to more moments like this. More growth. More reasons to remember why we started.

Big ups to @jd_era & @roadmanproductions for making this happen 🙏🏾

For over two decades, Curren$y has been more than just an artist to me—he’s been a guiding force. A mentor through music. From his early days at No Limit Records, to that raw freestyle video of him walking down a block, to being the first signee of Lil Wayne’s Young Money, and later Fly Society—his journey wasn’t just a soundtrack to my life, it was a blueprint.

His laid-back flow and introspective lyrics taught me the value of staying in my own lane, perfecting my craft, and blocking out the noise. His music became my daily affirmation to keep going—no matter what obstacles came my way.

I still remember his first show in Toronto at the Opera House. I was hyped to finally see him perform live. But due to a mix-up, I was wrongly escorted out of the venue. Still trying to process what had happened, Instead of letting it break me, I used it as jet fuel.

Fast forward to today, and I’m beyond grateful for the opportunity to work alongside Spitta. This collaboration isn’t just a career milestone—it’s the realization of a dream I’ve carried since the start of my videography journey. Watching it come to life is a powerful reminder of what belief and consistency can do.

It’s been over a decade since Curren$y last touched down in Toronto, and his return was nothing short of legendary. The energy at the Phoenix Concert Theatre was electric. Being part of it with him and the 747 Band made it all feel full-circle. It reminded me that when you stay true to your path, the universe will align to meet you there.

And this is just the beginning. The lessons, the inspiration, the momentum—it’s all fuel for what’s next. Here’s to more moments like this. More growth. More reasons to remember why we started.

Big ups to @jd_era & @roadmanproductions for making this happen 🙏🏾

For over two decades, Curren$y has been more than just an artist to me—he’s been a guiding force. A mentor through music. From his early days at No Limit Records, to that raw freestyle video of him walking down a block, to being the first signee of Lil Wayne’s Young Money, and later Fly Society—his journey wasn’t just a soundtrack to my life, it was a blueprint.

His laid-back flow and introspective lyrics taught me the value of staying in my own lane, perfecting my craft, and blocking out the noise. His music became my daily affirmation to keep going—no matter what obstacles came my way.

I still remember his first show in Toronto at the Opera House. I was hyped to finally see him perform live. But due to a mix-up, I was wrongly escorted out of the venue. Still trying to process what had happened, Instead of letting it break me, I used it as jet fuel.

Fast forward to today, and I’m beyond grateful for the opportunity to work alongside Spitta. This collaboration isn’t just a career milestone—it’s the realization of a dream I’ve carried since the start of my videography journey. Watching it come to life is a powerful reminder of what belief and consistency can do.

It’s been over a decade since Curren$y last touched down in Toronto, and his return was nothing short of legendary. The energy at the Phoenix Concert Theatre was electric. Being part of it with him and the 747 Band made it all feel full-circle. It reminded me that when you stay true to your path, the universe will align to meet you there.

And this is just the beginning. The lessons, the inspiration, the momentum—it’s all fuel for what’s next. Here’s to more moments like this. More growth. More reasons to remember why we started.

Big ups to @jd_era & @roadmanproductions for making this happen 🙏🏾

Snacks, Crackles & Bops! 009 out now…

This episode is sweet soul samples in hip hop. Featuring 70s classics, obscurities and rarities, all on original 7” vinyl. You may or may not recognize the samples but regardless, every single song is fire on its own.
Drop 🔥 if you’re ready, and go watch now on YouTube or listen on SoundCloud + Mixcloud

Dedicated to the legacy + memory of
Son Of S.O.U.L. (@celebrating_son_of_soul )🙏🏿❤️

🎥 : @_kingstarks
📸 : @_maramoments

Special thx to @torontocollective @jedskiplease

Reasonable Drought 💭

DOOMSDAY STARK$🖖🏾🇯🇵

DOOMSDAY STARK$🖖🏾🇯🇵

DOOMSDAY STARK$🖖🏾🇯🇵

Hip-hop heart, Iron mind
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#Cinematic #Sonyalpha #Dilla

First SCB! of 2026
Snacks, Crackles & Bops! 008 is out now…

This episode is underrated underground hip hop from the early 2000s + late 90s. Featuring rare singles, album cuts, b-sides and original sample sources, all on vinyl. Go watch now on YouTube or listen on SoundCloud and discover! Leave a 🔥 in the comments if you’re a real hip hop head.

🎥 : @_kingstarks
📸 : @_maramoments

Special thanks to @torontocollective @jedskiplease

Late Night Madness! 🚨 🎞
@seafoodcitycanada

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Lex in the city tour @officialdjlex 📸🎥

Episode 14 Video Recap 🎥

Still buzzing off last Sunday! Who else is getting goosebumps rewatching this fire edit by @_kingstarks? 🔥

We’re back in the Pavilion this Sunday for Episode 15 — only 5 left including this week. Season’s flying by, so don’t sleep.

Lock in your tickets and come catch these vibes while you still can.

WE❤️SUNDAYS

#ChillinandGrillinTO #TorontoDayParty #Vibes

for @sailorr first Toronto show.
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#Throwback #dj #toronto #torontodj #sailorr #tour