King Reign

Reign Music Vol. 1

Somebody Lied

Soaring To Heaven

This Means War (Prod. Boi 1da)

Fades Away

My Baby

The Audacity of Hope

One More Time (feat. Pharoahe Monch) (Prod. Pharoahe Monch)

King Reign to the World Presents

Toronto hip hop artist King Reign releases his debut album, Sincere. The multi-disciplinary rapper, producer, filmmaker, and storyteller has long had a gift for painting moving pictures through his carefully crafted narrative rhymes, which are as soulful in lyrical content as they are in sound. Like street narrators Slick Rick and Nas before him, Reign’s raps bristle with a sharp sense of detail and attack from a fresh, smart perspective.

Sincere

Oh No

happylaidback

Promo

Chemical Romance

Pretty Girl Lost

Don't Fall In Love

When My Eyes Close

I Rap

Killer

King Reign 4 Priminister

Already Over

The Audacity of Hope EP

The Audacity Of Hope

Guilty Party

Lookin' 4 Luv

King Reign new six song EP includes recently released tracks; "Dear God", "Grey" (featuring Shi Wisdom) and current single "The Future" featuring The Rezza Brothers. King Reign provides social commentary on a distant future and a dialogue enabling listeners to strike up conversation. "Reign Music Vol.2" is an invitation into the world of the one named King Reign and along the journey to find pieces of your own story interweaved in his tales of love, religion, and life.

Reign Music Vol. 2

The Meeting Place (Happy Endings)

Jason Bourne

Grey

The Future

Dear God

The Audacity of Hope (On The Road Remix)

The Audacity of Hope (Reprise)

One More Time

Money

Brand New

Nomad

“Santa Romeo” is a humorous story on the romantic highs and lows of a casanova that highlights many aspects of his artistry with storytelling, humour and unequivocal charm. Produced by Darp Malone, with a DJ SkratchBastid drum edit and featuring Ivana Santilli on the horn, this track takes the listener on an adventure laden series of events with action packed, visual lyrics with upbeat, horn filled music. It’s a light hearted commentary on the always prevalent narrative of a lothario finding himself caught in a sticky situation with the chorus highlighting his unmistakably soulful voice, questioning “she loves me, she loves me not”.

Santa Romeo