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HEATED! · GRAE

HEATED!

℗ Maniac Music Inc.

Released on: 2025-10-24

Lyricist: Emily Gifford
Lyricist: Derek Hoffman
Lyricist: Ali Willa Milner
Author: Emily Gifford
Arranger: Derek Hoffman

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NEVER PICK UP · GRAE

NEVER PICK UP

℗ Maniac Music Inc.

Released on: 2025-09-26

Lyricist: Emily Gifford
Lyricist: Derek Hoffman
Arranger: Derek Hoffman

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WILD · GRAE

HEATED!

℗ Maniac Music Inc.

Released on: 2025-10-24

Lyricist: Emily Gifford
Lyricist: Derek Hoffman
Lyricist: Ali Willa Milner
Author: Emily Gifford
Arranger: Derek Hoffman

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ALL I WANNA DO IS SCREAM I LOVE YOU · GRAE

HEATED!

℗ Maniac Music Inc.

Released on: 2025-10-24

Lyricist: Emily Gifford
Lyricist: Derek Hoffman
Author: Emily Gifford
Arranger: Derek Hoffman

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Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 4pm EST | BLACK CANADIAN STYLE: HERE’S THE THING... A discourse on the importance of Black Canadian identities in #fashion, #design, #culture and #media, presented by MODECANADAROCKS x MELANI Beauty. Catch this live and #interactive #nottobemissed #ZOOM event as 11 of Canada’s top creative industry heavy hitters explore how Canada can take a stand as the forerunner in embracing Black identities, skills, talent, and leadership – moderated by the super smart, fashion-savvy, lawyer Anjlie Patel:

1. Natasha Bruno – Beauty Director, FASHION Magazine
2. Richard Campbell – Fashion & Beauty Director, Campaign & Editorial, Judy Inc.
3. Steve Carty – Photographer | Videomaker
4. Vanessa Craft – Editor-in-Chief, ELLE Canada
5. Charmaine Gooden – Professor | Author | Former Beauty Editor, CHATELAINE Magazine
6. Len D. Henry – CEO, Delectant Media Inc. | founder, MODECANADAROCKS
7. Lana Ogilvie – Supermodel | Founder, Lana Ogilvie Skincare
8. Sabaa Quao – Entrepreneur, Co-Founder Wealthie Works Daily Inc., Filminute, and Newsrooms
9. Celia Sears – President, SHOW DIVISION, Milan
10. George Sully – Footwear Designer | Principal, Black Designers of Canada
11. Aleece Wilson – Fashion Model | Elite Model Management

Continue the conversation by following @modecanadarocks on Insta, FB and Twitter using the hashtag #BlackCanadianStyle.

BLACK CANADIAN STYLE: HERE’S THE THING... is presented with generous support from: MELANI Beauty Brill Communications Delectant Media Sabaa Quao Show Division Typotheraphy The Toronto Fashion Incubator Elite Toronto CAFA Awards

For more information on the panelists, please visit modecanadarocks.com.

#modecanadarocks #Canadiancreativity #blackbrilliance #Blackidentities #Blacksuccess #Blackownedbusiness #wearecanadian #buyBlack #blacklivesmatter #melanibeauty #loveallskin #100percentCanadianLove 💯🇨🇦❤️

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MODECANADAROCKS in partnership with HOLR Magazine and The City of Toronto present INCLUSION REVOLUTION: A discourse on the importance IBPOC voices in fashion, design, culture and media – the second in a series of digital events, featuring 9 of Canada’s top business and creative Inclusion Revolutionists who will share and explore initiatives that generate equitable opportunities so all BIPOC creatives can self-express within their unique creative disciplines.

From trailblazers to contemporary voices across different platforms, the panelists include:
1. Dahabo Ahmed-Omer – Executive Director, BlackNorth Initiative
2. Len D. Henry ¬– Founder and CEO, Delectant Media | Founder, MODECANADAROCKS
3. Riley Kucheran – Assistant Professor, Ryerson University School of Fashion
4. Susan Langdon – Executive Director, The Toronto Fashion Incubator
5. Paulo Leone – Brand Strategist and Creative Collaborator
6. Bernadette Morra – Editor-in-Chief, FASHION Canada
7. Anjli Patel – Moderator | Lawyer & Trademark Agent
8. Sage Paul – Founding Artistic Director, Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto
9. Elizabeth (Dori) Tunstall – Dean, Faculty of Design at OCAD University

INCLUSION REVOLUTION the conversation took place on Wednesday, November 18th, 2020 | 5-6:30 pm EST.

It will serve as a significant reference tool that will invite consumers and industry to recognize, encourage and support BIPOC success and to become Inclusion Revolutionists themselves.

The end goal of INCLUSION REVOLUTION is to put Canada at the forefront of positive change, to engage with fresh creative perspectives, and to generate new business opportunities for future generations.

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LU KALA – Pretty Girl Era | Vevo DSCVR Artists To Watch 2024

“I don’t feel the pressure to change myself. I’m here because I am myself.” That kind of self-realization lies at the core of Lu Kala’s ethos; it was there from the very beginning with her first release, “DCMO (Don’t Count Me Out).” Over glossy snaps, claps, and trap hats, she delivered her first sermon about body positivity. “I know I’m big girl/And you are afraid to claim me… I’ll never be that picture baby/But I lie when I say that I don’t care what you think.” It’s that last line that really makes the difference, because it’s important to acknowledge that self-doubt and self-confidence aren’t mutually exclusive. Life ain’t always sunshine and roses. Lu simply wants to lead listeners towards more moments of inner peace. “Inspiring people keeps me motivated,” the Rihanna fan told us. “I just feel like I didn’t see a lot of Black pop stars growing up.” Thanks to the Lizzos and The Weeknds of the world, representation has improved in the past decade or two. But Lu’s ready to take it a step further. She talks dental insecurities on “Love Shit.” On her new single “Hotter Now,” she claims that what doesn’t kill you makes you, in fact, hotter. Basically, if you need a cheerleader in your life, this former songwriter for Jennifer Hudson awaits you with pom poms in hand. You just gotta press play. The funked out “Pretty Girl Era” has been a staple on pop playlists since it arrived last winter. Listen to it when you’re in front of the vanity. Lu promises it’ll help make you feel like the “baddest bitch” when you go out. By the way, if you like the groove of that one, you’ll love her “Lottery” collab with Latto - which shot into the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100. These performances of “PGE” and “Hotter Now” are prime examples of what it looks like when a pop artist is totally in their bag.

Watch videos by LU KALA: https://www.youtube.com/@LUKALAmusic

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Executive Producer: JP Evangelista
Executive Producer: Chris Pereira
Director: Skyler Brown
Creative Director, Production: Liz Hart
Director, Line Production: Yanina Molina
Line Producer: Stacey Branson
Senior Producer, Editorial: Ronni Leverich
Director of Photography: Jake Vriezelaar
Production Designer: Tyler Jensen
Director, Post Production: Michael Colman
Project Manager: Dominic Siri
Editor: Niki Murphy
Music + Talent: Cynthia Todd + Shannon Pires

AD: Sarah Schutzki
Steadicam: Kevin Jacobsen
AC: Josh Ruffner
Gaffer: Brandon Woodruff
Key Grip: Charlie Diserens
DIT: Dominic Siri
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A2: Jeremy Nakamura
Production Assistant: Em Wallace

Format Design & Motion Supervisor: Sydney Emery
Artist To Watch Graphic Design Leads: Charlee Twigg, Brian Parisi
Graphic Design team: Nick Resnicow, Keith Wright, Bee Clark, Hannah Damico, Aaran Thoofer, Ollie Freeman
Photography, WMA: Sam Leviton

#LU KALA #PrettyGirlEra #DSCVRATW2024

Music video by LU KALA performing Pretty Girl Era (Live). (P) 2022 LVK / Amigo Records

http://vevo.ly/tqFPln

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