About
Wolf Castle
Wolf Castle is an Indigenous Mi’kmaq rapper, producer, and singer from Pabineau First Nation, New Brunswick - an unlikely place for a rap career to come to fruition but everything about Wolf Castle defies the odds.
Growing up on the reserve with a supportive family of artists, movie directors and musicians, going for a career in the arts seemed like the natural choice. Heralded as “The Maritimes’ most promising young MC” by Complex and “one of this country's most promising young rappers” by CBC Music, his music carries an energy and wisdom beyond his years covering topics about love, loss, celebration, and perseverance.
Mixing pop-rap with old school roots, his lyrics have been described as catchy and confessional. A self-described knucklehead with an internet connection, Wolf Castle likes to keep listeners on their toes and deliver a new perspective on being young, indigenous, and proud of it.
GUNNA (ft. Raphael de la Rez)
Wolf Castle returns to his roots with a fun, braggadocios track just like the ones he made at the start of his rap career making songs for fun. His uncle Raphael de la Rez
Welfman
Welfman shows Wolf Castle reclaiming a negative past, and showing just how far anyone can go, with a dream and a passion that inspires creativity and ingenuity.
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