In Tremayne’s modest professional career he’s been able to craft an impressive resume in the Canadian entertainment world. Early in his career he opened for Canadian hiphop legends chocolair, and classified which immediately allowed him to be noticed as a stage killer. Since then he’s been able to take advantage of this momentum to remain consistently booked and busy performing through out North America and Europe. He’s performed on the same stage as US r&b star Tinashe, as well as Atlanta hiphop icons like Rich homie Quan and 21 savage. He’s also shared the stage with Kanye West collaborator Sean Leon and Big Freedia who Drake sampled on his hit song “nice for what”. Possibly one of the most standout things about Tremayne outside of his electrifying performances is his work ethic. As a self managed artist he’s been able to accomplish everything in his career this far on his own. Outside of recording and performing music he also produces his own events, is an A&R and manager for his collective STAYOUTLATE and DJs throughout the city on his down time. With co-signs from former NY party queen Yes Julez, being compared to Kendrick Lamar by notable UK publication Purple Melon and glowing write ups on reputable platforms like vice, complex and dj booth it’s safe to say Tremayne is on route to leave an imprint on the entertainment industry. As he carefully carves his own piece of the pie with the intention to share it with generations to come.