Transmit Presents: Witch Prophet & Dijah SB with Special Guest Hanorah (CANCELLED)

Note: This event has been cancelled. Refunds will be automatically processed to the original method of payment.

Door: 7:00pm Show: 8:00pm

On sale: Sep 25, 2023 @ 11:00 am

Witch Prophet provides her fans with a soundscape of vocal layers, loops, raps, and harmonies on a bed of trip-hop, neo soul and jazz inspired beats produced by her wife, DJ and business partner SUN SUN. 
Think Erykah Badu meets Lauryn Hill meets Greentea Peng meets Portishead.

She has had the opportunity to open for multiple artists like:
Tash Sultana, Sudan Archives, JPEGMAFIA, Pierre Kwenders, Begonia, and Snotty Nose Rez Kids to name a few. 

Her 2020 album 'DNA Activation' was shortlisted for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize and her most recent album 'Gateway Experience', was long listed for the 2023 Polaris Music Prize. Gateway Experience was featured in the Toronto Star's culture section and quoted as being "a transfixing journey" and a "trippy dive into the nexus of health, spirituality and human connection".

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DijahSB

Toronto-based rapper DijahSB makes navigating synth loops, booming bass claps, and smoothed out production look easy. The rapper effortlessly glides across these soundscapes with lyrics that are as earnest and personal as they are agile and quick-witted. Inspirational without being preachy, their music is a raw look into the mind of a Black non-binary artist rapping their way through hope, heartbreak, and breakthroughs. Their sound, a small light pushing through dark cracks as the self-aware inner workings of an artist in a constant state of growth. 

They count @KidCudi, @PushaT, and @LupeFiasco among their influencers, their music an ode to and embodiment of each of them in various ways. In Dijah, Push’s self-assured confidence stands firmly alongside Cudi’s radical vulnerability, punctuated by the endearing relatability of Fiasco. Ever earnest and open about their struggles with depression, their music serves as a balm; a friend baring battle scars that might serve to soothe your own

Please note that Adelaide Hall is not wheelchair accessible at this time due to the presence of stairs leading into the venue. We understand the importance of providing an inclusive environment and we deeply regret any limitations the building may pose. If you have any specific accessibility concerns or require assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us at accessibility@themrggroup.com and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.