Backxwash

Backxwash, born Ashanti Mutinta, is a trans Zambian-Canadian rapper and producer hailing from Montreal, Quebec. Known for her intense and introspective lyricism, Backxwash blends experimental hip-hop and horrorcore to create a unique sonic landscape that explores themes of identity, spirituality, and personal struggle. Her critically acclaimed 2020 album, "God Has Nothing to Do with This Leave Him Out of It," won the prestigious Polaris Music Prize and is celebrated for its haunting beats and unfiltered rhymes. Backxwash's music is a powerful fusion of genres, incorporating elements of doom rap, industrial hip-hop, and even death metal screams, making her a standout figure in the music scene. Her discography, including albums like "I Lie Here Buried with My Rings and My Dresses" and "Only Dust Remains," showcases her evolution as an artist, continually pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. With her raw and honest approach, Backxwash delivers a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with her audience.