Souldia thinks of rap as one sharpens a knife. It is with a pen of dangerous precision and an equally sharp verve that he imposes his charismatic presence on the Quebec scene. The release of a first solo album — “Art Kontrol” — in 2009 generated a monster effect and Hurricane Souldia fell almost instantly on Quebec. With the albums "Double edge" (2011) with rapper Saye, "The origins of evil" (2012) and "Krime Grave" (2014), "Amsterdam", fruit of a memorable collaboration with Rymz (2016), " Sacrifice” (2016), “Ad Vitam Aeternam” (2017), “Survivor” (2018), “Backstage” (2020), “Silence radio” (2020), “OFF” (2020) in collaboration with Tizzo and finally “ Dixque d'art" (2021), the prolific rapper stands out today as a staple of rap in Quebec. Accustomed to the top of the province's record sales charts, he has accumulated sold-out concerts and nominations ("Album of the Year - Rap" and "Album of the Year - Best Seller" at the Gala de l'ADISQ and “Album of the Year – Rap” at GAMIQ). With, to date, more than 150,000 subscribers on social networks and more than 50 million cumulative views on YouTube, Souldia shakes the collective cage and federates, probably. Assumed black sheep, the irreducible artist from Limoilou has never forced things; it is rather his instinct and his cut-throat pencil that he has relied on so far. The growing numbers and the abundance of people supporting him prove him right.