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Pollyfree is an Edmonton artist shaped by grit, storytelling, and a lifelong love for music. From battle raps in high school to opening for major names like Snak the Ripper and Merkules, his journey has been built on passion and persistence. Blending poetry, lived experience, and raw emotion, Pollyfree stands as a rising force in Alberta’s hip-hop scene with “Polymorph” set to define his 2026 era.

K NIGGZ opens up about his roots, his journey, and the creative fire that shaped him in Saskatoon’s hip-hop scene. From joining Sacred Scripts to building All Day Music Family, his story is fuelled by authenticity, community, and raw passion. Music became both therapy and purpose, turning life’s challenges into art and reminding others to speak life into existence — and back it up with action.

From Lethbridge to Edmonton, Deez Waxx has built a life around sound, creativity, and community. Inspired by music since childhood, they’ve grown into a producer, engineer, DJ, and emcee with a deep love for Canadian culture. Their biggest achievement? Developing the skills to shape their own sound and solve any audio challenge that comes their way.

Winnipeg tattoo artist Josh Murdock shares how his early love for comic books, art, and creativity shaped his unique tattoo style. Proud of his Indigenous roots, Josh blends fashion, music, and minimalist influences into his work while staying connected to the community that supported him from day one. His journey reflects heart, originality, and a passion for giving clients meaningful art with intention.

This release isn’t just another drop — it’s a milestone. V!NZ opens up with raw emotion, sharing the lessons, growth, and people who helped shape this chapter. With heartfelt shoutouts, honest storytelling, and a message that hits home, this track shows his evolution and the gratitude behind the grind. If you’ve ever fought to become better, this one will resonate.

Poltergeist OD is an Edmonton battle rapper and horror-inspired hip-hop artist who gives iconic villains a voice on the mic. Known for turning characters like Michael Myers and Chucky into lyrical assassins, his creativity has led to multiple indie film credits and a growing presence in Canada’s battle rap scene. With a passion for storytelling and a fierce love for Canadian culture, he’s carving out a dark, unforgettable lane of his own.

Sometimes the show gets cancelled, the plans fall apart, and your shot at momentum hits a wall so hard it laughs back at you. Most people pack it up and call it a loss. But creators are built different. We reload, pivot, and turn setbacks into art. A cancelled tour became a moment that mattered. Two artists, one camera, and a city ready to play background. They remind us that the hustle doesn’t stop when the plans do — real creators carry the stage with them.

Comets Crew reached a new milestone with our first official artist photoshoot — captured and produced entirely through our own lens, with editing proudly sponsored by Visions Photos. Every frame represents growth, creativity, and community. This shoot is proof that with heart, patience, and persistence, you can build something real from scratch. Always authentic, always Canadian — with love & hustle.

From backyard smoke sessions in Saskatchewan to BBQ competitions in Texas, Todd McLean — founder of Stickburner Clothing Co. — has built a brand that celebrates fire, friendship, and the heart of Canadian BBQ culture. His passion for wood-fire cooking sparked a movement that connects cooks, creators, and communities across Canada and beyond.

At the Great Kitchen Party – Edmonton Regional, Comets Crew Media supported Levi from Backstairs Burgers, capturing the dedication, late-night prep, and care he pours into his signature dish. One standout creation showcased his bold, flavour-forward style that’s unmistakably him. This event highlighted Edmonton’s vibrant culinary scene and the heart, skill, and authenticity behind every chef’s work.

Name: Will Cowan Location: Calgary, AB Talent Name: The Galacticas Instagram: @the_galacticas (band) @stixxmuhoney (personal)...

From building a platform for hip-hop in Newfoundland to managing multiple ventures like Progressive ENT, UHRS1 Radio, and Nocturnnl, Lloyd Burt (FranK) has proven that passion and persistence can reshape a scene. As a single dad, artist, and entrepreneur, he continues to bridge communities across Atlantic Canada — showing that when you refuse to take “no” for an answer, you build something lasting.

Friday night at Rendezvous Pub was electric as King West Live lit up Edmonton with an unforgettable showcase of local talent. The stage came alive with some of the city’s most dynamic artists, each performance fueling the crowd’s excitement. From start to finish, the energy never dipped — the audience matched every beat, every lyric, and every moment. It was more than just a show; it was a celebration of community, creativity, and the undeniable spirit of Edmonton’s music sce

GT Kapo, born and raised in Saskatoon’s YXE, is a Canadian hip hop artist, audio engineer, and entrepreneur. As 1/3 of the rap group GoonTown and owner of Modern Day Cannabis Saskatoon, he blends music, culture, and business into one authentic journey. From writing poetry and freestyles to touring stages and running a dispensary, his story is rooted in resilience, hustle, and Canadian pride.

Comets Crew is a Canadian creative platform built on community, culture, and hustle. From local markets to festivals, we spotlight musicians, small businesses, and creators chasing their dreams. With features, interviews, and behind-the-scenes media, we capture the real stories of growth, resilience, and Canadian pride. Our mission is simple: support talent, inspire families, and build connections that make creativity thrive.

Stepping into the Innisfail Festival felt like stepping into a heartbeat of community, creativity, and music. From the warm welcome of volunteers to connecting with local businesses, artists, and photographers, the entire experience was unforgettable. I overcame nerves, grew my network, and captured moments that tell the story of Alberta’s talent. This wasn’t just a festival—it was a reminder of why Comets Crew exists: to support, connect, and celebrate Canadian creativity.

Comets Crew is more than a brand — it’s a Canadian movement built on creativity, community, and connection. From children’s books to unisex clothing, every product tells a story of local pride and hustle. With a focus on supporting Canadian talent and giving back, Comets Crew continues to grow as a platform where imagination meets entrepreneurship and families are inspired to dream big.

Urban Migration is a Calgary-based duo, Dwayne and Stacey, who are building more than just a podcast — they’re building a movement. With a passion for music, community, and Canadian talent, they’ve created a space where artists can share their stories, celebrate their journeys, and put Calgary on the map in a scene often dominated by Toronto.

We’re proud to celebrate a milestone for Comets Crew — our first cross-country feature! Da Real Lil G brings raw passion, powerful storytelling, and Canadian pride to the spotlight as his journey rises from local stages to national recognition. This moment proves creativity knows no borders.

Born and raised in Calgary, Adrianne “That Thing” Williams is a visual artist whose work blends her Caribbean roots with Canadian experiences. Inspired by people and the stories written on their faces, her art celebrates Black beauty, culture, and resilience. From murals to global projects, Adrianne continues to push boundaries, creating pieces that reflect identity, heritage, and the power of perseverance.