13 Facts About Saukrates

Saukrates was nominated for another Juno of the same award in 2000 for "Money or Love".

In 2001, Saukrates produced the track "Uh-Huh" for Redman's Malpractice album, and appeared on a track called "Enjoy Da Ride".

Saukrates did a track called "Fine Line" for the soundtrack to Method Man and Redman's How High movie.

In 2002, Saukrates teamed up with fellow Canadian producer Agile from BrassMunk to produce the track "Heaven", for Nas' album God's Son, which featured Jully Black.

Canadian hip hop artists have had a hard time getting established south of the border, and Saukrates is no exception.

Unfortunately for Saukrates, Warner dropped him in 1998, which was one year before his debut album The Underground Tapes was released on Capitol Hill.

Saukrates appears on two tracks of Redman's latest album Red Gone Wild, released in March 2007.

Two days later, Saukrates beat-boxed during her performance of "Say It Right" at the 2006 American Music Awards in Los Angeles.

Saukrates toured with Furtado on her Get Loose Tour, as a percussionist, backing vocalist and supporting act.

Saukrates released his much delayed second studio album, Season One, on April 24,2012.

In 2012, Saukrates collaborated with Classified and Skratch Bastid on the song "Anything Goes" from Classified's self-titled album.

Saukrates was featured twice on Orchestrated Noise, the newly released 7th studio album by pioneering Canadian MC Maestro Fresh Wes on the tracks "Stranger" and "Look for Me in the Whirlwind", the latter of which features fellow Canadian hip-hop artist King Reign.

Since 2008, Saukrates has done narration for Toronto Blue Jays commercials and documentaries.