Redman on the single "A-Yo", from their album Blackout! 2. That year, he also collaborated with k-os and Nelly Furtado on the single "I Wish I Knew Natalie Portman", from k-os' album Yes!. Originally, the track was a collaboration between Saukrates and Nelly Furtado entitled "On the Run". Saukrates released his much delayed second studio album, Season One, on April 24, 2012. The album features appearances by Redman, k-os, and Nickelus F among others. The first single, "Drop It Down" featuring Redman, was released on iTunes on July 26, 2011. The second single "Say I" was released in October 2011, and re-released in January 2012, featuring a new verse by OB O'Brien. In 2012, Saukrates collaborated with Classified and Skratch Bastid on the song "Anything Goes" from Classified's self-titled album. The album was released on January 22, 2013. He was also featured twice on Orchestrated Noise, the newly released 7th studio album by pioneering Canadian MC Maestro Fresh Wes on the tracks "Stranger" and "Look for Me in the Whirlwind", the latter of which also features fellow Canadian hip-hop artist King Reign. Discography Studio albums The Underground Tapes (1999) Heaven's Caught on Fire (with Big Black Lincoln) (2006) Season One (2012) Season 2 (2017) EPs Brick House (1997) The Bigg Soxx Versions EP (2010) Amani (2014) Commercials Since 2008, Saukrates has done narration for Toronto Blue Jays commercials and documentaries. In 2011, he made the song "Say I" for a Nike commercial, featuring NHL player P. K. Subban. In the 2018/19 NBA season, he narrated both the Season Opener preview for the Toronto Raptors season on Sportsnet, as well as its sequel for the beginning of the 2019 NBA Finals. See also Canadian hip hop Music of Canada References External links Official website Saukrates at Myspace Saukrates at Discogs 1978 births Living people 21st-century Black Canadian male singers Canadian hip hop record producers Canadian hip hop singers Canadian male rappers Canadian people of Guyanese descent Musicians from Ottawa Rappers from Toronto 20th-century Canadian rappers 21st-century Canadian rappers