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Mr Glow Sticks Entertainment WRN Entertainment presents:

Kardinal Official Live in concert at Le Skratch

Tickets on sale today @ Le Skratch
--->$20<--- Advanced
--->$25<--- At the door

and to make it even more official

DURHAMS #1 HIP HOP DJ
THE ONE AND ONLY
---> DJ GRIFF<---
HOLDING IT DOWN ON THE ONE'S AND TWO'S

call 905438 0008 to get tickets from Le Skra...tch

Get em while they last this show will def. be sold out!!


Kadinal Offishall BIO- Jason Harrow better known as Kardinal Offishall should be considered Toronto's ambassador for hip hop. Mixing his sound with his Jamaican heritage creates an undeniable sound. In 1996, Kardinal released "Naughty Dread", which was featured on the Rap Essentials Volume One compilation. In 1997 his debut album 'Eye & I' was released, and the single 'On Wit Da Show' supported it. The album was released under Capitol Hill Music, a Canadian independent record label.

In 2000, Kardinal signed with MCA Records and in 2001 released the album; Quest for Fire: Firestarter, Vol. 1. The album brought the 'T dot' (Toronto) sound to the masses. First single; "BaKardi Slang" and "Ol' Time Killin'" became hits, and BaKardi Slang even charted in the United States at number 37 on Billboard's Hot Rap Singles. The album on the other hand peaked at number 57 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and the album was certified Gold in Canada. A remix to BaKardi Slang featured Bounty Killer and a remix to Ol' Time Killin' featured Busta Rhymes.

With his success, Kardinal then appeared on the remix to the The Neptunes smash hit by The Clipse; "Grindin'." The song also featured Sean Paul & Bless. Hype for his next album "Firestarter Vol. 2: F Word Theory" was apparent; however the album was shelved after MCA folded. The first single "Belly Dancer" featuring Pharrell and the album also featured Timbaland. Without a label, he released the mixtape 'Kill Bloodclott Bill' in 2004, under his independent lable; Black Jays.

His second major-label album was released in 2005 under EMI/Virgin Music Canada title "Fire and Glory." The singles "Everyday (Rudebwoy)", "Heads Up", and "Feel Alright," were released.