Tea Fannie doesn’t just make music—she throws lyrical confetti into the air and dares you to dance in it. Her 2024 album It’s All Love had Range magazine calling it one of the best of the year, snagged three YYC Music Award nominations, and got love from Exclaim!. She’s rapped in the snow at Yellowknife’s Snow King Festival, brought the heat to Tokyo, stole hearts at Prague Pride, and kept crowds vibing at the Winnipeg Fringe Festival. Whether she’s bending genres or breaking hearts, Tea delivers sharp bars with a wink, a grin, and a beat from friends that won’t quit. Her shows? Equal parts therapy session, block party, and stand-up set. Basically, if she’s on stage, you’re in for a good time—whether you’re ready or not.

Tea Fannie is a fearless, genre-blending artist whose razor-sharp lyricism and magnetic stage presence have made her a rising force in Canadian hip-hop. Her 2024 album It’s All Love was hailed by Range magazine as one of the year’s best, earning three YYC Music Award nominations and taking home Rap Recording of the Year, alongside coverage from Exclaim!, Calgary Herald, The Block on CBC, Global News, and more. Known for turning lived experiences into powerful, witty, and soul-infused tracks, Tea’s artistry transcends borders. She’s taken It’s All Love from intimate stages to international crowds, performing at Calgary Folk Festival, Yellowknife’s Snow King Festival, Music Bridge Tokyo, Prague Pride, Winnipeg Fringe Festival, and beyond. With a growing reputation for electrifying live shows and boundary-pushing storytelling, Tea continues to break molds and connect hearts across cultures. She’s not just making music—she’s creating moments that stick with you long after the beat fades.