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 Who has the nicest flow? Best lyricist? Who makes the best songs? In any local scene these questions and comparisons always come up.
While we may not be able to have a sure fire way to figure out who is the most lyrical, what we can do is get a consensus from some of Montreals top DJ's, Radio hosts, Bloggers and Promoters on who they enjoy listening to the most.
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Kaytranada: An Uber talented beat maker and DJ, Kaytranada boasts an impressive resume. From performing at the Osheaga Music festival as well as Igloofest. You can check out his latest EP here.
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Underground Realroad: Emcee Big Bricc and producer Drex form the group Underground Realroad. They have a unique gift for story telling and creativity which set's them apart from other groups, can you dig that?
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L.E.S.: A relative newcomer to the scene L.E.S.' fan base is rapidly growing largely because of songs like this, "The Glory".
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Nazbrok: A well kept secret no more, Nazbrok has been putting in his fair share of work. See for yourself and check out some of his work here.
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Prince Akeem: The Kid is all gown up and with his debut EP under his belt you can expect nothing but good things to come.
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Rainmen: After three previous successful albums, Rainmen return with the latest release "Comme si c'était hier".
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Dunny Brazz: Fresh off his new album "OG's Dream" Dunny Brazz has been a staple in the Montreal hip hop scene for years.
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Rico Blox: Rico makes great songs, from "It's All Good" to "Stop Frontin" his tracks have been all over the airwaves and just about on every hip hop blog that you can find.
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Shogun: Lyrically, Shogun is one of the dopest emcees in the city. His "Heart Donor" EP was a slept on classic.
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Feezy Da Mainman: With 12 mixtapes under his belt, Feezy remains one of the most active rappers in Montreal.
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David Hodges: One of Montreal most well known artists. Hodges has appeared on numerus television and talk radio shows across the city. His video "Notre Home" has received well deserved national attention.
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Marco Volcy: One of the most talented RNB artists that we have in Quebec. He has collaborated with artists such as Corneill and Karma Atchykah among others. For more on Marco visit Marcovolcy.com
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Annakin Slayd: Few artist possess the resume of Annakin Slayd. The hockey anthem "Feels Like '93" was hailed by CBC as "an instant classic" after airing on the most popular show in the country, Hockey Night in Canada in 2010. The track continues to get airplay every time the Canadiens go deep in the post season.
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M' City Solo: A veteran of the hip hop scene in Montreal as well as one of the founders of the "Music with Meaning" school tour.
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Taigenz: Fresh off his street album Mr.514, Taigenz is starting to
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Special shout out to the following people who helped put this together with their choices:
Don Smooth, Dice B, Doc Holiday, Budda Blaze, Nick Fury, MrHookupz, Keith Dean, DJ Blaster, Darcy MacDonald, Karen Jonze, Keithy Antoine, Perry Papadakos, Sabe LaBerge, Rickey D,
Jon Carter, 514Smoke, Montreality, Long Life, Kwite Sane, Bring Ya Eh Game,
Olivier Brault, François-Olivier Marquis, MF Gold, Conquistador, TopLeft Recordings.
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