DUB J, JRDN, MAESTRO FRESH WES, JD ERA, BIZZ LOC, TURK, RONEY, JELLEESTONE

Produced by Dub J

 

 

 

Veteran Music Producer Dub J & Hip Hop Icon Maestro Fresh Wes single with all-star cast receives 3 award nominations.

Canadian producer Dub J along with a Toronto A-List roster of JRDN, Maestro Fresh Wes, JD Era, Bizz Loc, Turk, Roney andJelleestone  single “Wish I Could” receives three UPN6XT Hip Hop Awards nominations. The song has been nominated for “Song of the Year,” Collaboration of the Year & “Producer of the year” Voting closes June 30. Click link to vote https://www.upn6xt.com/upn6xt-hip-hop-awards

This record marks an extremely important milestone in Canadian Hip-Hop. It’s a bold statement made alongside intergenerational voices to convey a powerful unified message to the people of Toronto at a time when many lives continue to be lost to senseless gun violence.

 

“The multigenerational component combined with the life experiences and knowledge that these artists bring to this song is very powerful. I truly believe this is the most important Canadian hip hop record ever made” – Dub J

Wish I Could charts #1 On October 23, 2020, Wish I Could debut on the iTunes charts at #57 and climbed to #1 on November 9, 2020. Not only did Wish I Could chart to #1 Hip Hop song, but also charted to #1 song of ALL Genres, beating out Justin Bieber & Benny Blanco’s hit song “Lonely”.

 

Wish I Could is the theme song for the US Feature Film “Sons 2 The Grave” coming out worldwide later this year.

WE CAN DO MORE

“I’ve been in the Canadian music industry for over 20 years. The majority of my work has been based out of Toronto and I’ve lost personal friends as victims to this gun problem. 
I felt that with my platform and a broad network, I could speak up on this topic appropriately. We all need to do our part to help combat this issue.
I am proud to announce that I have founded a new initiative called ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
Starting today, you’ll start seeing the ENOUGH IS ENOUGH logo appear all over Toronto. 
We have already connected with numerous clothing stores, sneaker shops and jewellery stores. 
Also starting today, we are happy to announce that popular Toronto directors like Knemesis, Brown Guy Made This and others have agreed to no longer shoot videos for artists songs that can incite violence. These are all steps in the right direction.” – DUB J