DJ and producer DJ BLKLUOS‘s latest single, “Toronto Love,” praises his newfound affinity for the six.
Along with the exploration is emerging Los Angeles recording artist Eastside K-Boy. The synergy between BLKLUOS and K-Boy is showcased in their new single, which perfectly captures the essence of Toronto with infatuation.
The new duo’s synergy is on full display on the track as they highlight landmarks across the city. From skyscrapers to the trenches to the clubs, their exploration will have fans eager to take a trip themselves.
EastSide K-Boy expresses his similar attraction to Toronto in the song’s lyrics. DJ BLKUOS from Nova Scotia and K-Boy from the West Coast, the two talents combine their diverse backgrounds to create a culturally rich track destined to become a hit.
DJ BLKLUOS is a dedicated creative professional known for his innovative productions and versatile music style. He has an impressive resume, having produced for artists and brands across British Columbia, Toronto, and even England, including Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Uzi Masalino, Cadillac Canada, Lexus Canada, F45 Canada, MTV Teen Mom, and many more globally.
EastSide K-Boy is a versatile and talented artist known for collaborating with industry giants like Dave East, Kendrick Lamar, Jason Martin (Problem), Big Hit, 1500orNothin, DJ Fraze One, Hit-Boy, and Kalan.frfr. He is cherished by fans and respected by peers for his creativity, intelligence, and genuine passion for music.
The Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud has drawn a lot of negative attention to Toronto at the moment. Their feud pits fans against each other, causing fights at concerts and leading to shooting incidents at Drake’s mansion that left someone dead. The DJ BLKUOS and K-Boy collaboration is just what the city needs right now to bring back that welcoming feeling.
Stream “Toronto Love” below, and afterward, feel free to follow the emerging stars on social media.
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