50 years after the birth of hip-hop, success is still a struggle in Canada's scene

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Growing up in London, Ont., Shadrach Kabango didn’t see his future. 

The problem wasn’t an inability to see any future. Talented as a child, he was already obsessed with music, consuming and writing rap — and even playing guitar — since his high school days in the ’90s. 

But in his mind at the time, that passion could never lead where it eventually did: the Peabody, Emmy and Juno Awards that now sit in a basement, the international shows, even seeing the name he’d become best known for plastered across more Polaris-shortlisted albums than any artist in history — Shad.

“Not just unlikely,”

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