The Greenhouse Collective are a Hamilton-based hip hop and alternative collective bringing together gritty rap and a sound that doesn’t sit neatly in one box. Buddah Abusah and Roa bring the bars, while Danny Smart handles production and engineering, pulling together hip hop, rock and pop influences into something that feels distinctly theirs.

 

Born out of Hamilton’s music scene, the group brings together different backgrounds and perspectives, with music that can hit hard without taking itself too seriously. Catchy hooks, sharp lyricism and a live energy are at the centre of what they do.

 

The Greenhouse Collective are building quickly, with over 157,000 streams across digital platforms and a growing audience behind them. With appearances at NXNE and Gussapalooza Festival this year, they have continued to make their presence felt around Ontario.

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Most recently, the group won Hamilton's Road to Supercrawl, earning a spot on the main stage of Supercrawl this year. They’re also set to perform at Convergence Oshawa, with more Ontario festival dates on the horizon.

 

There’s still plenty of room for the Collective to grow, but the idea has always been simple: The Greenhouse Collective are here to make noise, take up space and carve out their own lane in Canada's music scene.