50Acres

50Acres is a Canadian independent record label and music production company, founded in 1999 by producer and musician Mike Simpson. Based in Toronto, Ontario, 50Acres has been instrumental in the development of Canadian hip-hop and R&B music. The label is known for its focus on nurturing and promoting local talent, as well as its commitment to high-quality production and sound engineering.

50Acres has released music by a variety of artists, including hip-hop groups like K-os, The Dears, and The Trews, as well as solo acts such as Drake, PartyNextDoor, and Nav. The label has also been involved in the production of several notable albums, including Drake's "Take Care" and "Nothing Was the Same," as well as The Weeknd's "Beauty Behind the Madness."

In addition to its music releases, 50Acres has been active in the music industry through its involvement in various events and initiatives. The label has hosted concerts and festivals, and has also been involved in community outreach programs aimed at promoting music education and cultural exchange.

50Acres has received critical acclaim for its contributions to the Canadian music scene, and has been recognized with several awards and nominations. The label continues to be a significant player in the Canadian music industry, and remains committed to its mission of supporting and promoting Canadian talent.