From the heart of Winnipeg, Manitoba, emerging rap artist Jorty is carving his path in the trap scene with raw energy, resilience, and a message that cuts deeper than music. What started as a passion in 10th grade has evolved into a defining part of his life—one he’s determined to share with the world.
For Jorty, rap music wasn’t just a hobby, but the only thing that felt right. Growing up, the struggles he faced resonated with the sound and spirit of hip-hop, making it clear that music was his way forward. His goal now is simple but powerful: to pave his story into his art and use it as a tool to inspire others who may feel trapped by their circumstances.
Jorty has already begun making his mark in his city. One of his earliest and most impactful performances came at the EEC in Winnipeg, a venue that has since burned down but remains a significant piece of local history. Being given that opportunity by Canadian rap figure Charlie Fettah didn’t just open doors for him in the local scene—it left a lasting impact that motivated him both musically and personally.
Since then, Jorty has continued to sharpen his sound and elevate his artistry. His proudest accomplishment so far came when legendary Atlanta producer Zaytoven cosigned him after listening to his song Standing on Business. Receiving that recognition from such a respected figure reaffirmed that Jorty’s dedication to the craft was paying off.
But behind his music is a deeper philosophy—a message he wants his fans to carry with them. Jorty emphasizes persistence, reminding others that just because you’re not good at something right now doesn’t mean you won’t be in the future. He speaks from experience, having received valuable advice from multi-Grammy-winning producer and vocal engineer Ken Lewis, who helped him push his skills to new levels.
For those chasing their dreams, Jorty’s advice is direct and uncompromising:
“If you have a dream, be stubborn about it. Tell yourself there is no other option for you.”
With his determination, growing recognition, and music rooted in real experiences, Jorty is positioning himself as one of Winnipeg’s most promising voices in trap. His story is only beginning, but it’s already clear he’s here to stay—and he’s bringing others along for the ride.