Rising from the bustling streets of Toronto amidst the upheaval of the post-Covid era, XL Syndicate emerged as a spearhead of music's next phase of evolution. This dynamic collective echoes the essence of childhood influences like Timbaland, Dr. Dre, and Mike Dean, to modern mainstays like Major Lazer and other genre-defining artists, blending pop, trap, R&B, EDM, and Afro vibes to craft a cutting-edge sound that captivates the masses. In just under two years, XL Syndicate's journey has become a tapestry woven with the diverse backgrounds and rich musical experiences of each member. United by a visionary quest to pioneer something groundbreaking, their inception marked the dawn of a unique musical odyssey. Drawing inspiration from the raw production and lyricism of '90s rap, like Biggie and Wu-Tang Clan, infusing the energetic dynamism of early 2000s figures such as Eminem and Missy Elliott, and channeling the rebellious spirits of '80s metal and '90s grunge, XL adds a contemporary twist by incorporating influences like Travis Scott's vibey trance, Billie Eilish's up-tempo pop acoustics, and the litany of EDM pioneers dominating today's sound. Their sonic landscape is further enriched by visual inspirations from '90s street art, particularly Jean-Michel Basquiat, and modern creatives like KAWS. XL Syndicate navigates challenges in harmonizing their diverse styles into a cohesive sound—a continuous pursuit of relevance and authenticity in the fast-paced music industry.