Le1f

The native New Yorker takes to this cosy basement stage in a white fur hoodie hair tipped with neon orange and corkscrewed up like a frozen firework.

Billed as an Olympic party marijuana-themed sports gear and designer beach towels were strewn about with price tags glistening under fluorescent lights.

I was transported to a time where nobody cares what anyone else thinks - where they are comfortably unleashing the full extent of their weird.

New York rapper LE1F threw a slow-burning party at Cervantes, supporting his November release of Riot Boi, his first full-length.

A charismatic, openly gay rapper striving to make hip hop more sexually progressive – it’s easy to see why Le1f is beloved by fashion writers and critics alike. However, considering the excitement and turnout of this show on a cold night in Vancouver, it’s clear that he’s also connecting with a much wider aud

NYC-base Le1f performed in a very pack, funky and engaging crowd sunday night in support his debut LP Riot Boi that came out on Terrible/XL Recordings and available now for downloads. The headline tour will also be making stops in San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, SXSW and more. Tickets for the tour go on sale

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