New material from Toronto’s favorite hip hop artist, Drake has surfaced. The track, titled “Over” is produced by fellow Torontonian, Boi-1da and is the first official single off his debut album, Thank Me Later. The album has been slotted for a May release under Young Money and will reportedly feature the work of Kanye West, Jay Z, Lil Wayne, and The Dream. Listen here at 1867: Canadian Collective. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based furniture designer Martin Pitonak is responsible for the dynamic design of the Origami table. A Combination of clean lines and a solid glass top makes this piece a usable work of art. The table, which is inspired by the Japanese art of Origami achieves practicality, with a minimalist design and maximum function. Continue Reading…
Vancouver’s premier specialty retailer Livestock, and Edmonton-based lifestyle brand Reigning Champ have conducted a collaborative project called “Made In Vancouver”. Inspired by the city’s make up of nationalities and natural elements that surround it, together they produced 2 unique hoodies in 2 different Thermal Pro fabrics. Continue Reading…
The March 2010 issue of GQ features a fashion spread modeled by Toronto’s Young Money soldier, Drake. In the 4-page spread, Drizzy shows us how to select the appropriate collared shirt and tie combinations for various occasions. The spread also features a short interview with Drake regarding working with Kanye West, and connecting with his fans. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based musical genius Rich Kidd’s latest release, Take It Slow is featured on V1. Let The Music Talk. The mixtape is the first of 12 installments that Rich Kidd is getting ready to drop with all original joints and production. Listen to Rich Kidd’s new track here at 1867: Canadian Collective. Continue Reading…
Shawl-collared chambrays are standout pieces in the newly released 2010 Spring/Summer collection from Toronto-based Metsa. Made from Organic Egyptian Cotton, finished with French seams and Mother of Pearl buttons, the chambrays are available in red, blue, and grey at Toronto shops: Nomad, Uncle Otis, and Metsa. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based Taylor David is a multi-talented designer, artist, and photographer whose posters, typography, and print have been used commercially for a credited list of clients including Billabong, Corona, Sum 41, and a number of local DJs and clubs. While David’s art consists largely of portraits, his photography is based around surf culture and beach life.
Toronto-based design specialists Science & Sons are responsible for Radio Canada. Currently a prototype, Radio Canada pays homage to the cultural significance of the CBC. Inspired by the dedication of the many CBC listeners who keep their radio dials permanently set to our national broadcaster, Radio Canada allows listeners to toggle between CBC Radio One and CBC Radio Two without hearing the static in between. Continue Reading…
The February/March issue of Mark Ecko’s Complex Magazine features Toronto Hip Hop & R&B extraordinaire, Drake. In a feature titled Hype or Drive? Drake speaks on the struggles and successes of his past year in the music industry, sheds light on working in the Young Money camp, his song writing process, and his much-anticipated 2010 album, Thank Me Later. Read the full story via Complex.com. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based Winter outerwear specialists Moose Knuckles is responsible for the brilliant design and production of down filled parkas. Manufactured in Manitoba, Moose Knuckles parkas include warm pockets and storm cuffs, and a blue fox fur tail trimmed hood. The jackets are detailed with heavy-duty zippers and snaps, and a stylized metal hoof logo on the sleeve. Continue Reading…