CBC Music | Wolf Castle’s inspiration for rap song “I Won’t Stop” | Behind The Line @cbcmusic | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 days ago.
Behind The Line brings together Wolf Castle, a rapper from New Brunswick, and Morgan Toney, a Mi’kmaw Celtic fiddler from Cape Breton, to talk about the meaning Behind The Line of Wolf Castle’s “I Won’t Stop.” They connect about lyrics, loss, and music being a safe space to be vulnerable.

Producers: Katie Jackson, Salome Barker
Videographer/Editor: Dan Jardine

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Wolf Castle’s inspiration for rap song “I Won’t Stop” | Behind The Line