Because Of Me

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Grammy Nominated Artist/Producer/Writer SMITH is back with “Crazy Mary” a cover of the Victoria Williams cult classic that was made famous by Pearl Jam. When asked why she covered “Crazy Mary” SMITH says, “I covered “Crazy Mary” because I love it. It’s a brilliant song that does something to me every time I hear or sing it. Victoria Williams wrote a beautiful song and I’m grateful to her for this. Pearl Jam covered it years ago so I know there’s no need for improvement in my little version. I just wanted to record it because it’s a great song. It gets to me and almost always makes me cry. Cry with varied tears. Something about it felt familiar.

With over 75 million streams worldwide, SMITH is coming off a career year that saw her nominated for a Grammy as a writer/producer on the Jack Harlow album as well as becoming the only female artist to EVER have a Billboard Top 40 charting song at Alternative Radio (SCAB) and Urban Radio (Poppin’ Them Tags).

Despite all the success, SMITH has NEVER revealed her face or her identity. SMITH says, “The simple truth is, I hate seeing myself. I don’t know why, not exactly. Maybe it’s a disorder of some kind. Maybe it’s society and what I’m told a woman is to look like. Maybe it’s that it feels a little vain to me. Maybe it’s that I’m too vein. Maybe it’s a fear of people. Maybe image is a game I’m not equipped to play or keep up with. Maybe I’m afraid it’ll take something from the art vs. add to it. Maybe it’s my past. Maybe it’s my programming. Maybe I’m messed up and tomorrow it’ll all be different. It’s hard to know what might happen. Hopefully I won’t be this afraid forever. I just do what I can. The most important thing is the music. I live in service of the songs.

Crazy Mary

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With only a year under his belt, 17-year-old Elijah Clarke-Caboni (Born January 29,2006) who performs under the stage name Lil Kizzle is a hip-hop artist based in Toronto, Canada, who is entering the music scene as a force to be reckoned with.

At the very young age of 3, Lil Kizzle was put into the foster  system and spent the majority of his life as an orphan after his parents became incarcerated. Growing up in a group home setting he recalls daydreaming of one day becoming a professional athlete. Though he showed great promise and potential in such sports as soccer, basketball and football through coaching and mentorship from his short time with a previous foster parent, Kizzle soon picked up a different hobby that would ultimately flip the page of his destiny.


In the winter of 2017,  while living in another group home ,12-year-old Lil Kizzle was invited to spend his first family-oriented Christmas dinner with his older friend ‘Breezy’ who offered Kizzle his first opportunity to record his rhymes. Later that night he went on to record his first unofficial track in a home studio. Though the track was only a freestyle with no important message Lil Kizzle knew he would pursue music from that point on. 

Even though his friend “Breeze’ was in that group home for a short time and lil kizzle did move around from group home to group home like most friendships within the group home can be viewed as a revolving door of friendships . This friendship however with  Kizzle discovered  the art of freestyling and coined and set the blueprint  for his stage name for “street credibility”, as well as what is to come .

 By 2019, Kizzle befriended Mofana, another child who accompanied him in his group home.   Kizzle guided him through the process and encouraged him to see the light at the end of the tunnel during the two years Mofano remained in care.

Mofana, who is also nephew to Morojele Music Group CEO– Tyce Morjoele took a liking to Kizzle and reignite the flame, as well as cemented the confidence lil kizzle needed to know he has the talent , passion, drive and work ethic to be great.

In the summer of 2022, Lil Kizzle signed to the  Canadian  Independent urban music label Morojele Music Group inc. Though he is most known for his variations of the drill genre, moving forward Kizzle is looking to explore the genre of hip-hop as the newest face of Morojele Music Group Inc. and debuting his presence with the label with single “Don’t Step”. (September 23,2022)

Idolizing the late American rapper Young Dolph, Kizzle’s pen is one that’s on theme with the King of Memphis’ laidback, raw and hustle-infused discography. Additionally, Kizzle also soaked up inspiration from the morality of the rapper and artists of similar upbringing for their constant aid within their communities. Something that Lil Kizzle plans on putting together during his musical venture. Setting himself up to be able to give back to a plethora of charities and children who are at present living in similar conditions.

As quoted by lil Kizzle on his first single release DON’T STEP 
“Can talk my shit ain’t no rookie like veeze Money boy money man me “

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