Joey Stylez

About Joey Stylez

Aboriginal Canadian artist and songwriter whose award-winning debut album, The Blackstar, was released in 2009.

Joseph Dale Marlin LaPlante, better known for his stage name Joey Stylez, is a First Nations-Métis Canadian singer-songwriter, rapper, hip-hop artist, First Nations activist, fashion designer, visual artist.

Associated acts	Dragonette, Ty Dolla Sign, Bun B, Snak The Ripper, The Weeknd, Carsen Gray
Origin	Saskatchewan, Canada
Born	May 14, 1981
Birth name	Joseph Dale Marlin LaPlante
Labels	Universal, Stressed Street, Flight Academy Music
Genres	Hip hop, rap, street pop
Years active	2001–present
Occupation(s)	Singer, rapper, producer, visual artist

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His many accolades included a Juno Nomination, Best Music Video, Best Pop Album, and Songwriter of the Year APCMA awards and a Top 25 Canadian Rap Artists of All Time designation.

Joey Stylez before fame

During his childhood, he frequented pow wows and demonstrated his precocious musical abilities by singing and participating in drum circles.

Achievement of Joey Stylez

He was nominated for a Juno Award, won APCMA awards for Best Music Video, Best Pop Album, and Songwriter of the Year, and was named to the Top 25 Canadian Rap Artists of All Time.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Joey Stylez family life

He was born into the Moosomin First Nation and reared in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, by his mother.

Associations of Joey Stylez

He was born about the same time as Alanis Morissette, another Canadian singer-songwriter, began her recording career.

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