Sonreal

Sonreal, known for his dynamic presence in the Canadian music scene, began his professional journey in 2006 with the release of his debut track “Trapped in the Streets.” This marked the start of a prolific career characterized by a series of impactful mixtapes, including “Good Morning” (2008) and “The Lightyear Mixtape” (2010). His collaboration with Rich Kidd on “The Closers” in 2012 earned him a Juno nomination, showcasing his ability to create resonant music that connects with audiences.

From 2013 to 2016, Sonreal’s career took a significant leap with the release of his EP “For The Town,” which featured the hit single “Preach.” His single “Can I Get a Witness” from the 2016 EP “The Name” peaked at No. 52 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100 and achieved Platinum certification in Canada, solidifying his status as a leading artist in the hip-hop genre.

In 2017, Sonreal released his first full-length studio album, “One Long Dream,” which included collaborations with renowned producers like DJ Khalil. The album’s singles, such as “Repo Man” and “Problems,” further showcased his versatility and creativity, leading to his international radio debut on Sway’s Universe.

Sonreal’s influence extends beyond music; he served as a judge on the Canadian version of “The X Factor” in 2018, mentoring the winning group CZN. His innovative approach to music videos, exemplified by the Juno-nominated “Have a Nice Day,” reflects his commitment to artistic excellence and community engagement, making him a prominent figure in the Canadian music landscape.