Joey Stylez, a JUNO-nominated Cree hip-hop artist, stands as a beacon in the Canadian music scene. Recognized by CBC among the top 25 Canadian rappers of all time, he attributes his success to faith, family, and commitment, overcoming challenges faced by North American Indigenous youth. With numerous awards and accolades, Stylez’s self-produced single “The Wild” harks back to hip-hop basics, offering a mood that lifts people from their problems.
“The Wild” is a testament to Joey Stylez’s dedication to Indigenous values as land protectors and social rights activists. In this track, he crafts a mood to transcend listeners from their challenges. Known for hits like “Indian Girl Driving Me Crazy,” which earned him the Pop Music Video award at the 2022 Native American Music Awards, Stylez collaborates again with Director/Producer Aurelien Offner for the music video, continuing his unique multi-genre approach.
