Luke Boyd, known as Classified, is a Canadian rapper and record producer from Enfield, Nova Scotia. Here’s a brief overview of his musical career:

1995–2004: Early Beginnings:
Founded Half Life Records and released debut LP “Time’s Up, Kid” in 1995.
Signed distribution deal with URBNET Records in 2003.
Released “Trial & Error” album, gaining recognition in Canada’s rap scene.
2005–2007: Nationwide Buzz and Recognition:
Released “Boy-Cott-In the Industry” album in 2005, featuring collaborations and achieving Top 20 hits on MuchMusic and MTV Canada.
Won MMVA for Best Rap Video and received Juno Award nomination in 2006.
2008–2017: Mainstream Breakthrough and National Success:
Signed major label deal with Sony Music in 2008.
Achieved mainstream success with hit singles like “Anybody Listening” and “Oh…Canada.”
Released acclaimed albums like “Self Explanatory” (2009) and “Classified” (2013), the latter debuting at #1 on Canadian Albums Chart and earning Platinum certification.
Won Juno Award for “Rap Recording of the Year” in 2013.

2018–Present: Longevity and Latest Projects:
Released singles like “Powerless,” “Changes,” and “She Ain’t Gotta Do Much” in 2018.
Dropped EP “Tomorrow Could Be…” in June 2018 and album “Tomorrow Could Be the Day Things Change” in October 2018.
Released EP “Time” in 2020, featuring Gold-certified single “Good News.”
Released acoustic album “Retrospected (Acoustic)” in 2022, featuring acoustic versions of hit singles.