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Wish I Could: Dub J announces new single with all-star cast to speak out against gun violence

Wish I Could: Dub J announces new single with all-star cast to speak out against gun violence

Canadian producer Dub J unifies a Toronto A-List roster of JRDN, Maestro Fresh Wes, JD Era, Bizz Loc, Turk, Roney and Jelleestone on a new single speaking out against the rising gun violence in Toronto.

The new song “Wish I Could” is set to be released on October 23rd and the single is now available to pre-order. All proceeds of the song will be donated back into communities directly impacted by gun violence.

“The multigenerational component combined with the life experiences and knowledge that these artists bring to this song is very powerful. I truly believe this is the most important Canadian hip hop record ever made” – Dub J

Along with the new song, Dub J has announced the launch of the Enough Is Enough campaign and the initiative’s new website, EnoughIsEnoughTO.com. You can also follow the campaign on Instagram @EnoughIsEnoughTO.

Lineup for Wish I Could


Artwork for Wish I Could

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