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Candy Coated Killahz come crazy, banging out heavy-hitting crowd-pleasers. With gritty rhymes and bouncy pop hooks, they tear up the scene like a dancehall siren, skillfully pulling together the tastiest elements of hip hop, electro-pop, and dance anthems.

CCK’s producer and frontgirl, Tosha Dash, aptly describes the ... (+) expand

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www.candycoatedkillahz.com
www.myspace.com/cckillahz

The most important: FACEBOOK!!!

Candy Coated Killahz come crazy, banging out heavy-hitting crowd-pleasers. With gritty rhymes and bouncy pop hooks, they tear up the scene like a dancehall siren, skillfully pulling together the tastiest elements of hip hop, electro-pop, and dance anthems.

CCK’s producer and frontgirl, Tosha Dash, aptly describes the Killahz sound as “a dance-off between 2Unlimited and the Black Eyed Peas, refereed by a naughty saw synth.”

The Toronto duo released a limited edition 6-song sampler, “Bloodsugar: The Mixtape” in August 2007, just in time for their one year anniversary. The disc serves as an appetizer to the group’s much-anticipated debut full-length release ‘It Factor’, which will be unleashed in March 2008.

Tosha Dash is the beat-making whiz kid behind the Killahz sound. The classically trained pianist and multi-instrumentalist began honing her digital music production skills several years ago and hasn’t looked back since. With her cheeky vocals and seductive charm, this German-Jamaican bad-girl hits the dance floor hard, drawing widely from inspirations like Lisa “Left-Eye” Lopez, 90’s dance anthems, trip-hop and beyond.

Her partner in crime is Nigerian-born Icon the Anomali who brings his lyrical savvy and buttery voice to the duo. Also a talented visual artist with a signature style of illustration, his musical style parallels his grimy, playful comic book designs.

The two began writing in late 2006 while working together at a downtown Toronto restaurant. Now a year later, the two also head up a government-and-donor-funded music production program called Beats.Mind.Movement, at UrbanArts Toronto. Under the direction of Tosha, the program targets at-risk youth in the North York area and has already merited a visit from Michaelle Jean, Canada’s Governor General.

Candy Coated Killahz continue to gain momentum, tearin’ up clubs and car stereos with booty-rockin tracks and remixes from DJs across the globe. Be sure to catch them live in concert for a danceable, sweatable, unforgettable night! (-) collapse