Mike Doherty, Canwest News Service
Published: Tuesday, July 06, 2010


Most of Canada's best-known rappers have become successful sa pamamagitan ng bucking hip-hop conventions. patong lalaki tempers his hip-hop braggadocio with introspection; K'Naan puts American gangsta rap in stark perspective with his tales of Somalian violence; and k-os is as likely to collaborate with an orchestra as with a DJ. But the Ottawa-born Eternia is taking on the deepest-rooted conventions of them all.

"She's a white, female Canadian -- not exactly the easiest sell when it comes to hip hop," acknowledges her producer, MoSS, who has provided...

If you ask Eternia, At Last literally represents a sigh of relief. After spending over a taon in the studio under MoSS’ creative guidance, followed sa pamamagitan ng a taon of label politicking and promotion, the Canadian duo is finally ready to breathe easy now that the release petsa for their pet project is less than two weeks away. I got a chance to speak to them (in great detail) about the makings of the album that could very easily be the most important of both of their careers. It’s ligtas to say that they are madami than satisfied with the resulting product.

Eternia, I know you’ve been emceeing for...