Biography

The Whythouse is a Canadian urban artist that blends elements of Country, Hip Hop, and Reggae music. This Urban Collective is led by Chris Hale, also known as Plex, an award-winning artist and producer from Waterloo along with co-producer and musician Khenne Mazze, They have crafted a unique sound that appeals to a wide range of listeners and showcases their versatility and creativity. The Whythouse has released several singles and EPs, such as Breathe, Urban Country, and Fly Away, which have amassed well over 3 million streams on the platforms. The Whythouse is more than just a musical project; it is a lifestyle and a community that invites everyone to join their journey of making feel-good music with heart and soul. Some of the influences that inspire The Whythouse are rap, pop, RnB, reggae, and country music. The group is known for their innovative cross-over tracks that mix different genres and create a fresh and original sound. The Whythouse is also influenced by their own life stories and experiences, which they incorporate into their lyrics and melodies. The group aims to connect with their audience on an emotional level and share their message of positivity and unity. Some of the achievements that The Whythouse have accomplished are winning several awards and nominations for their music, such as The Indie Song Writing Awards for Best Country Duet 2022 - Starz Collide Ft. Jennifer Alvarado , KB Radio - Indie Song Of the Year 2022 for "Let It Roll". They are nominated by The International Singer SongWriters Association for - Album of the Year "The Country Files" as well as Music Video of the Year for their smash hit "Urban Country". The group has also reached the top of numerous indie charts in Canada with their country pop tracks She Said Hi, Starz Collide, Urban Country and Fly Away. The Country Files is a project that showcases The Whythouse’s ability to fuse country music with urban beats and create a new genre that they call Northern Rebel Music. The Whythouse has also gained recognition and support from various media outlets and platforms, such as Fox News, Tunepical and Certified Bop