Tory Lanez released a pair of New Year’s Day mixtapes—The New Toronto 2 and Chixtape 4—to set off 2017 the right way.
In 2016, the Toronto rapper/crooner dropped his debut album, I Told You, that had him collaborating with Play Picasso, Cashmere Cat, and DJ Dahi. It featured his biggest singles (“Say It” and “Luv”), and contained no guest appearances. In an interview with Complex, he noted how focused he was in delivering quality and repping his city.
“Let’s let the music talk from this point,” he said. “I’m here for good music; I’m here to make the music. At the end of the day, I rep my city and I rep my city proud as a young Canadian. I’m not going to let nothing stop me. I think sometimes that gets misconnected on the way I go about things but it is what it is. Our city is just going to be No. 1."
The New Toronto 2 and Chixtape 4 are sequels to The New Toronto and Chixtape 3that he dropped last Christmas. The New Toronto was his Lanez’ first Gangsta Grillz mixtape hosted by DJ Drama.
You can stream The New Toronto 2 and Chixtape 4 here.
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