Tariq Hussain, born in Cowansville, Quebec, is a Canadian singer. After his father's death, he began playing guitar in his mid-teens and studied theatre arts at Bishop's University. In 1995, after moving to Calgary, Alberta, Hussain released his album Splat independently. He gained critical acclaim with The Basement Songs, produced by Steven Drake of Odds, which was released in 1997 under EMI Music Canada. The album featured the hit song "Chevrolet Way", earning him a Juno Award nomination for Best New Solo Artist at the Juno Awards of 1998.
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Drill Instrumentals
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Duality
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Khazana Ma Raza Chaman Swazage
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Ghetto Documentary
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| Telegrams |
| Qy Yet Storm |
| Goodbye Lonely |
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Haflet Tarab Hayeh (Live)
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| The Basement Songs |
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AllEyesOnMe
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i'm Just a Kid.
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In The End, I'll Be Fine
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Hasbi Rabbi Jalallah
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Payal Di Chankar
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Ghetto Swag Radio / Grown Men Beatz
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