From Roddickton, Newfoundland to stages in downtown St. John’s, Lil CheeZie’s journey is built on persistence. After stepping on stage for the first time in 2025 through UHRS1, what began as a feature quickly grew into regular performances. With a self-taught foundation, limited resources, and a strong sense of purpose, he continues to carve out his lane and prove that passion can carry you further than circumstance.

Montréal MC Vinny Rebel has built his name through grit, independence, and decades in Canadian hip-hop. From selling CDs hand-to-hand to launching Trinity Records, his journey reflects resilience and evolution. In this Comets Crew exclusive, he shares how he’s turning experience into legacy while building an ecosystem that puts artists back in control.

Michelle Tran, founder of Meraki Beauty Bar in Burnaby, BC, shares her journey from working in finance to building a beauty business rooted in confidence, creativity, and community. In this Comets Crew feature, she reflects on the meaning behind Meraki, the emotional impact beauty services can have on clients, and how her work continues to support both personal transformation and professional growth within the Canadian beauty industry.

Dylan Cobbs, known as Denver Haze, is an Edmonton-based artist whose music is rooted in honesty, emotion, and personal growth. Originally from Sudbury, Ontario, his journey into music began in high school freestyling with friends before evolving into a deeper creative outlet. Inspired by artists like Mac Miller, Denver Haze creates music that reflects real experiences, resilience, and vulnerability while connecting with listeners through authentic storytelling and powerful em

Jasmine King is a Calgary-based filmmaker and founder of KingPin Media, a production house focused on cinematic, emotionally driven storytelling. Born in Nova Scotia and raised in Alberta, her creative journey spans photography, writing, dance, and film. Passionate about elevating Canadian talent, Jasmine creates music videos and visual projects rooted in authenticity, collaboration, and intention — with a vision to strengthen Canada’s presence in the global film industry.

Ephram Peters is a Calgary-based musician whose sound is shaped by a deep musical upbringing and a strong foundation in classical piano and jazz. Influenced by artists like Stevie Wonder, Prince, and Michael Jackson, his work blends technical skill with emotional honesty. Alongside his solo projects, he is also the lead singer of the punk band Tuesday Uprising, showing a versatility that reflects both discipline and creative freedom.