Fresh off the release of Through The Storm, B.ROB joins Alex Henein for Episode 65 of The Sit Down to discuss the album, working alongside Potter Payper and Headie One, earning a placement on "59901R," touring with NorthSideBenji, and the lessons he's learned throughout his journey. He also reflects on success, sacrifice, trust, and the experiences that continue to shape both his music and his career.
Naïka joins The Sit Down to explore identity, language, and the journey of finding her voice. Moving between French, Haitian Creole, and English, her “world pop” sound breaks boundaries, showing how music can connect across cultures.
Naomi Sharon sits down with THHGURU to reflect on love, growth, and emotional truth, opening up about letting go, unlearning what no longer serves her, and finding clarity through vulnerability.
THHGURU sits down with Brian Zisook and David Ponte of Audiomack to discuss the origins of the platform, how it became one of the leading artist-first streaming services, and the evolving realities of today’s music industry. The conversation explores artist independence, the business of streaming, and when it makes sense for artists to consider signing a record deal.
Toronto rising artist Chxrry joins THHGURU for a candid conversation about her journey into music, the viral covers that helped launch her career, and the experiences shaping her artistry today. From unexpected social media breakthroughs to building her sound and identity, Chxrry reflects on her growth, inspirations, and what’s next as she continues to make her mark in the industry.
In Episode 60 of The Sit Down, D Smoke joins THHGURU host Alex Henein in Toronto for a reflective conversation on purpose, identity, and staying grounded through growth. The Inglewood artist opens up about life on tour, balancing creativity and discipline, and the journey that shaped his album Wake Up Supa.
In this THHGURU exclusive, Bronx hitmaker Capella Grey links up with Toronto’s own Andye for an unfiltered conversation on creativity, connection, and growth. From Toronto food takes to the making of “Talk Nice” and their new single “My Type,” the two dive into the stories, lessons, and energy that shape their music. Capella breaks down how “Gyalis” became a global moment and what it’s like working with stars like Chris Brown, while Andye opens up about collaboration and personal evolution. A conversation filled with laughs, insight, and real artistry.
In Episode 58 of The Sit Down, hosted by Jess, we sit down with actor, musician, and voice talent Reed Shannon. From voicing Ekko in Netflix’s Arcane to building his music career, Reed shares his journey, creative process, and what fans can expect next.
“Persistence is my greatest weapon.”
On the 57th episode of The Sit Down, SAINt JHN joins THHGURU in Toronto as he wraps up his tour for a raw conversation on success, resilience, and finding real happiness. From overcoming adversity to breaking down the weight of tour life, SAINt JHN opens up about the lessons that continue to shape his journey — and why the fight is always worth it.
Scarborough-born superstar Abel Tesfaye — known to the world as The Weeknd — ended his 15-year career with a historic final show at Toronto’s Rogers Centre, the same stadium where he once watched the Blue Jays as a kid. Performing to a sold-out crowd, he set a record for most headline shows at the venue by a Canadian artist, closing the night with a powerful farewell to his stage persona in a true full-circle moment.
In an honest and unfiltered conversation, Smiley opens up about his new album, the meaning behind his most viral lyrics, working with Drake, and why he’s still rooted in the city that raised him.
Josh Levi sits down with THHGURU fresh off his Toronto tour stop with FLO to talk about his viral hits, debut album, staying grounded through therapy, and what joy means to him today. A candid, powerful conversation you won’t want to miss.
At THHGURU, we had the chance to sit down with Bayanni—artist, dreamer, and sonic prophet—for a conversation that left us laughing, reflecting, and at times, quietly moved. Known to the world for his breakout hit “Ta Ta Ta” and his genre-blending journey with Mavin Records, Bayanni opened up to us about everything from prayer rituals to factory jobs, trading during shows, and what “hustle” really means.
Aqyila joins THHGURU on The Sit Down Ep. 54 hosted by Alex Henein to talk JUNO wins, her debut project Falling Into Place, creative risks, and the albums that shaped her.
On Episode 53 of The Sit Down, hosted by Alex Henein, multi-hyphenate artist FERG sits down post-show in Toronto for a raw and introspective conversation exploring music, art, growth, and identity.
Jordan Adetunji joins The Sit Down Ep. 52 to talk about his journey from Belfast to the world stage, building a genre-bending sound, going viral with Kehlani, and creating music without limits.
jev. Joins THHGURU for Episode 51 of ‘The Sit Down’ hosted by Alex Henein! jev. walked away from stability to chase his dream—no backup plan, just belief. Now he’s opening for Lil Tjay, mastering social media, and dropping When Angels Cry. This is the journey of an artist who refused to quit.
Mucho catches up with Kash Doll on the fourth episode of Post Show Conversations
Tanerélle Joins THHGURU for Episode 50 of ‘The Sit Down’ hosted by Alex Henein! From writing a song about French fries at 8 to 100M+ streams, Tanerélle is redefining R&B. In her THHGURU interview, she opens up about navigating the indie grind, refusing status-based relationships, and investing $20K in a virtual concert to bring her vision to life. “When people listen to my music, I want them to feel everything.”
