Brothers Cee and Notion are a powerhouse duo when they rock together - literally. Their new single, "Kings of Rock", featured LA's Gravity Christ (Ryu of Fort Minor/Styles of Beyond, Bishop Lamont) and our own tour DJ, Digital Junkie, on the cuts.

Kings of Rock

Cee x Notion - Kings of Rock ft. Gravity Christ & Digital Junkie

The first single from Cee's sophomore album "Relentless", "I Got Next" is a trappy, atmospheric neck snapper with a catchy, melodic hook and searing double-time bars from Cee, Myer Clarity and Notion, solidifying why they most certainly "got next".

Relentless

I Got Next

I Got Next ft. Myer Clarity & Notion

The deluxe edition of Cee's sophomore opus, "Relentless", features five brand new tracks produced by Myer Clarity. From the aggressive, guitar-driven "Larry Flynt", to the sombre, moody "Cross The Line" with Andrew Cameron, to the bar-heavy "Entropy", to flexing on "Light Work" with Andrew Cameron, and the soulful motivation of "Rome" with Myer Clarity, these new joints are a perfect addition to the OG.

Relentless (Deluxe)

Light Work ft. Andrew Cameron

Larry Flynt

Entropy

Cross The Line ft. Andrew Cameron

The second instalment in the "Bye Toxic City" series, Cee and D-Cipher are back with Volume 2. Produced by Smokewell, this EP features Notion, Rock Abruham, Myer Clarity, Jonathan Emile, Po3, and theory. Soulful, boom bap Hip Hop from Canada.

Bye Toxic City Vol. 2

The Playmaker ft. Jonathan Emile, Notion, Po3, Myer Clarity, theory, Rock Abruham

Carbon Copy

The Mexican

Free ft. Notion

Even More

Bye Toxic City

The dichotomy of Cee rapping his bars to himself (double time = double Cee) expresses an inner desire to give himself a message of hope and persistence by painting a vivid picture of everything he has gone through to get to where he is. Cee as the stone statue slowly breaking the shackles of his confinement represent the MC and entrepreneur coming into his own as a man, cracking through the hard shell of obscurity into the limelight.

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You Know It (Single)

You Know It

You Know It (Prod. by Cee Goods)

Produced by Po3 and Sophia Lucero, "What Do You Believe In?" preceeded the work on the album and is a fitting introduction to the forthcoming group effort. A rootsy guitar lick (courtesy of Noa Bourke) kicks off the track, leading to a sparse, earthy bass-fuelled hook with Po3's conscious chant, while the MCs - including Cee's brother Notion - trade introspective verses about the state of the world as they see it.

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What Do You Believe In?

Cee & Po3 - What Do You Believe In? ft. Notion (Prod. by Po3 & Sophia Lucero)

Produced by, and featuring, frequent collaborator Myer Clarity, "What We Want" captures a Jackson 5-esque, "College Dropout" era Kanye vibe with both MCs delivering positive messages of their dreams, aspirations and plans, with a splash of side-eye.

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What We Want (Single)

What We Want ft. Myer Clarity

What We Want ft. Myer Clarity (Prod. by Myer Clarity)

Produced by @Notionbaby x @IAmBenTramer

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The catchy vocal stabs are balanced by the dirty bassline as Cee effortlessly rides the beat, working the "I'll be" and "1, 2" vox into his verses. He confidently speaks on the position he feels he deserves in music, persistence, and the affect the death of his father has had on his life. As real and as poignant as ever while retaining that head nodding vibe, "Kill 'Em" comes in at exactly 2:00 so it's short and sweet, and it's exactly what you need in your life right now.

Kill 'Em

Kill 'Em (Prod. by Notion x Ben Tramer)

With 6 songs ranging from talking about life over glorious soul samples to braggadocio rap over grimy boom bap, this 22-minute gem is a ride through real talk, authentic bars and high-quality production. As far as features, we brought in Notion and B1 The Architect, with cuts from Digital Junkie and Toronto's DJ Merciless.

bye toxic city!

They Come And They Go

If College Dropout-era Kanye West was born in Australia and grew up on a diet of D’Angelo, Common, Little Brother, North American culture and craft beer, you’d be looking at Cee. Literally the furthest you could be from the birthplace of the culture, Hip Hop wasn’t exactly readily available in the suburbs of Melbourne in the 1990s. Soaking up every magazine, CD and music video show he could get his hands on, Cee dabbled in all four elements before realizing his skill and passion lies in MCing.

Numerous mixtape releases in various groups taught Cee the game; however, the real lessons came after going solo in 2011. Forced to forge a new identity while only having ever been associated with others, Cee experimented with indie rock before settling on the honest, soul-drenched boom bap that dominated his debut full length projects. Multiple tours throughout Eastern Canada, Top 10 charting success on iTunes back home and in North America, nationwide Canadian College radio love, large collaborations and even warming up stages for some of the biggest legends in the game (including Mos Def, Black Milk, Slum Village, Oddisee, Hilltop Hoods and Bliss N Eso), Cee has managed to elbow his way into the very home of the music that inspired him to give everything up and pursue it.

Ever the entrepreneur, Cee and brother Notion founded The Movement Fam sometime in the late 2000s, initially as a branded collective created to act as a universal thread between the artists they worked closest with. After being signed to HiPNOTT Records (owned by blogger Kevin Nottingham), a move to Canada in the early twenty-tens signalled the bold, next step for the crew. Staying busy running The Movement Fam, now a boutique record label and production house boasting well over 30 releases to its name, Cee also is an avid craft beer fan, releasing the world’s first craft beer-dedicated Hip Hop song while blogging over 2000 unique beers and hosting a podcast.

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