5-time Western Canadian Music Award nominee and Stompdown Killaz crew affiliate Evil Ebenezer and East Coast hip-hop artist JYAY have released their new joint single "Don't Step" online at smarturl.it/qhw437. The single was produced by C-Lance (Snak The Ripper, Merkules) and recorded by Juno Award-winning hip-hop producer Rob The Viking at Chamber Studios.
"Don't Step" is the latest from their upcoming new album "Rambo", which is slated to drop in April. The song follows up the duo's previous single "Rambo", which was spinning on Spotify's Hip-Hop Central and Northern Bars playlists. Evil Ebenezer and JAY will kick off their Candian tour in Toronto with a performance at Canadian Music Week in May. The tour will go across Canada hitting all major markets.
5-time Western Canadian Music Award nominee and Stompdown Killaz crew affiliate Evil Ebenezer has built a strong support base with over 20,000,000 streams of his songs and videos, sales of over 20,000 albums, performing numerous headlining tours across Canada, and also touring the United States and Europe. The Vancouver-based rapper/singer has performed over 100 shows per year for almost a decade, and has toured with his SDK crew members Merkules and Snak the Ripper, as well as sharing stages with other internationally recognized artists such as A$AP Rocky, Tech N9ne, Raekwon, Yelawolf, House of Pain, Swollen Members, Onyx, and many more. Evil Ebenezer is pushing boundaries with his critically acclaimed music and videos, and he has had regular airplay on MuchMusic and college radio stations across North America.
Newfoundland Music Award-winning rapper JYAY is building quickly. He has rocked clubs and festivals across 10 countries with internationally renowned rappers like Merkules, Evil Ebenezer, Lil Windex, and Ghettosocks. With the assistance of critically acclaimed producers like 3-time JUNO Award winner Rob the Viking and East Coast beat wunderkind C-Lance JYAY's songs and music videos have received over 1,000,000 streams, and his music has been featured on key streaming playlists like Spotify's Hip Hop Central, Canada Viral 50, New Music Friday, and Northern Bars. Commercial Top 40 radio station 99.1 Hits FM in St John's retired JYAY's single "No Way" with champion status after it won their "Battle of the Beats" competition 4 times in a row, garnering a substantial amount of airplay for months.
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