Brockway Biggs

The charisma of Ottawa-Fredericton rapper Brockway Biggs (formerly Pimp Tea) won over diverse crowds from the late 90s until he suffered a concussion in 2011.  

Biggs imparts an infectious energy at every show, leaving his music best described as a fun "breath of fresh air." This is especially true of his family-friendly alter-ego Mr Super Dude.

Inspired by his late Great Uncle Don Messer (a fiddling legend), his entertaining stage presence is cultivated from the vintage vibe of story telling, crowd participation, props and dance moves.

He won an ECMA in 2005. Toured Canada in 2008. Multiple ECMA, CUMA & OIMA nominations. Played shows with Classified, Shad, Ghettosocks, Quake Matthews, Skratch Bastid, Manafest, & more. Wrote for HipHopCanada.com. Charted on 40+ radio stations. Features on most major Canadian TV networks.

His 3 albums, many videos and community support had established him as a well-connected figure in the Canadian hip-hop indie scene prior to his concussion in 2011