the core of why I'm interested in that subject and what I wanted to get out of it. So, with Edmonton, it's been a recurring theme in all of my work. I've been trying to mine these specific experiences and references and maybe find some greater understanding of my own life. That's what I wanted to do on this album, and it's also influenced with the idea of moving to Montreal and having a different creative life there. Meeting different people, working on different things. It's also my way of moving away from being as regional as I am. I want anyone to be able to relate to what I have to say. I'm very influenced by UK grime music and stuff, and obviously a lot of those songs are talking about very specific things. So, would you say that your music is your own vehicle for self-growth and self-discovery? Yeah, that's what it is for me. That's definitely what it is. It's a very cathartic process for me. It's probably when I have the most fun in my life and also when I feel like I have the best chance at... I don't need a shrink. I feel that, with poetry and writing in general, it's the way I get my feelings out, and how I clarify my emotions. In terms of being a rap artist in general, you're involved in a genre that still gets stereotyped for being unintelligent, yet, you've even been named poet laureate for Edmonton.