The hip-hop landscape is alive and well in Canada.

Moose Knuckles and Prism Prize, administered by the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television, have revealed the three recipients of the Moose Knuckles Heatmakers x Prism Prize Music Video Production Grant. They’re Sean Leon, iaamSaam and Skiifall.

Introduced earlier this 12 months, the production initiative supports the creation of high-quality music video content from the Canadian rap and hip-hop community and offers recording artists the chance to receive as much as 35,000 Canadian dollars in funding.

Leon is a prolific creator with experience within the music industry spanning over a decade who will likely be the “Ambassador” for this round of funding; iaamSaam is a self-taught creative and multidisciplinary audio-visual artist, and Skiifall is a burgeoning force on the worldwide hip-hop scene. All three recipients, who’re awarded the grant as a part of a creative team together with a producer and director, will receive 20,000 Canadian dollars with the Ambassador receiving a further 15,000 Canadian dollars toward their music video project.

The recipients were chosen by a gaggle of top music and fashion industry professionals.

“Supporting emerging creatives has been a priority for Moose Knuckles because the start and we’re stoked to be a component of the journey for every of those incredible artists at such a crucial time of their careers,” said Carlos Nazario, global artistic director of Moose Knuckles. “It’s especially meaningful to give you the option to support artists in our home market and we hope it is just the start of constant to uplift home-grown talent.”