This month we feature the multicultural global house music hot spot Toronto, Canada. This city has been a big supporter of the all mighty bass beat. The mosaic of race, religion, sexuality, and culture embraced this electronic movement of freedom and expression as its popularity grew throughout the nineties.
The rave scene made its mark with killer international talent hitting the decks every weekend, a killer home grown talent pool, as well as a vibe on a dance floor that is unique to any who have experienced it. This feeling of community is very real within Toronto and has stayed strong over the last couple of decades.
As the years have past the scene has evolved. Clubs of the past like Industry and Systems have changed to new places of celebration like Footwork and Cobra. Some things have remained consistent, such as the 48 hour party club some have come to know as The Comfort Zone; while other grander spectacles have become the establishment for international superstars, one specifically the Guvernment which has evolved the clubbing scene into an experiential performance..
Toronto is and will always be a city that can give you the dirty beats at any level…
Featured here are some of the city's home grown talent to experience on many levels.
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Mark Oliver |
Robb G |
Matt Gracie |
Ovi M |
Jelo |
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Chris Ink |
Manzone and Strong |
Deko-ze |
Jedi |
Hatiras |
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Cam Maxwell |
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