Rapper Jelleestone first made his mark within the music biz back in 2001 with the catchy lead single “Money (Part 1)”. His debut album, Jelleestone Thirteen, followed shortly thereafter. Now almost two decades later, the Etobicoke son returns on the popular anti-gun violence anthem “Wish I Could” alongside Toronto Hip Hop icon Maestro Fresh Wes, and a collection of other acts representing the city.
