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Artwork for OWTS (On With The Show) by Tona, produced by Kardinal Offishall.
OWTS (On With The Show) by Tona (District Ent.)

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OWTS: Tona Drops Kardinal Offishall-Produced Single off H.O.T.C.

Toronto rapper Tona is deep into the rollout of his latest album, H.O.T.C., and today he releases the Kardinal Offishall-produced “OWTS.” The track follows the Y-Not-produced “Fame” which was released earlier this month.

Tona and Kardinal have a long track record of working together, dating back almost two decades. They were both featured on the single “I’m Here,” by Famous, and Kardi was featured on Tona’s Rich Kidd-produced and DJ Wristpect-mixed single, “TIMING,” off the Reform School mixtape back in 2012.

The new single is a nod to Kardi’s classic, “On Wit Da Show” which was b/w with the song “Naughty Dread” on 12″ vinyl back in 1996. It was also a fan favourite on Kardi’s Eye & I album which dropped in 1997.

You can currently find “OWTS” on Bandcamp. Stay tuned for H.O.T.C., and future collaborations between Tona and Kardinal.


About Tona

Not your average master of ceremony or MC, Tona, armed with an in depth understanding of the power and the complexity of words, and a love of Hip hop, has developed his own creative niche through aboriginal and versatile demonstrations in an era where the true art of Hip hop seems to have been lost.

Follow @BigTona on Instagram.

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