Sep 26, 2026 · 35 min · 13 segments
Proudly representing NDG, Isaac & Saturday are having a sit-down with one of Montreal's smoothest up and coming artists and learn about his journey, his love for music and growing in the city that…
You'd say you put yourself as an R&B singer or would you be more hybrid? I would say hybrid.
I just
love the fact that I could dibble and dabble into anything.
I could give you a 16.
I could give you a dancehall track.
I love versatility.
That's one of the main things that...
Like, looking up to some of the artists that I looked up to going into this, like, Tory, Drake, and stuff like that.
Like, I love the versatility of things.
You know, I love the fact that you can just do whatever.
Yeah,
and I also want to know, like, again, you talk about Influenced, right? But, like, what album, like, what are your...
I would say give you like top five albums from various artists that kind of inspired how you want to approach music.
Unless it's your favorite albums, what changed your approach to music? Because like me right now, I do a lot more Afrobeat stuff.
So my approach, I have albums where I take their approach from, right? Like the music called Jewels.
He has an album called Song Sunny.
He has different albums where it's like, okay, I like the way he's doing that.
So for you, what would that be?
Damn.
It's on the spot, though, Keith.
I know, but that's what it's for, right? I really know.
Yeah, for sure.
You'd say you put yourself as an R&B singer or would you be more hybrid? I would say hybrid.
I just
love the fact that I could dibble and dabble into anything.
I could give you a 16.
I could give you a dancehall track.
I love versatility.
That's one of the main things that...
Like, looking up to some of the artists that I looked up to going into this, like, Tory, Drake, and stuff like that.
Like, I love the versatility of things.
You know, I love the fact that you can just do whatever.
Yeah,
and I also want to know, like, again, you talk about Influenced, right? But, like, what album, like, what are your...
I would say give you like top five albums from various artists that kind of inspired how you want to approach music.
Unless it's your favorite albums, what changed your approach to music? Because like me right now, I do a lot more Afrobeat stuff.
So my approach, I have albums where I take their approach from, right? Like the music called Jewels.
He has an album called Song Sunny.
He has different albums where it's like, okay, I like the way he's doing that.
So for you, what would that be?
Damn.
It's on the spot, though, Keith.
I know, but that's what it's for, right? I really know.
Yeah, for sure.
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