Mattmac Makes His Voice Heard on ‘Can You Hear Me?’

Mattmac’s story has already reached millions of listeners, but ‘Can You Hear Me?’ keeps the focus firmly on the music and the voice behind it.

The blind music producer and recording artist has built his career around melodic pop-trap production, personal expression and a determination to be heard on his own terms. That identity comes through clearly on ‘Can You Hear Me?’, a track that reflects the confidence and purpose behind his growing catalogue.

Its title feels direct, almost like a challenge to anyone who has overlooked him. Mattmac has spent years proving that his work deserves attention, and the song captures that desire to connect with listeners while continuing to push his journey forwards. Rather than allowing his achievements to overshadow the track, ‘Can You Hear Me?’ serves as another reminder of the artist and producer he has become.

Mattmac has now earned more than 30 million streams across platforms, alongside coverage from CBC, CTV and Virgin Radio. His music has also appeared on Spotify editorial playlists including New Music Friday Canada, Fresh Finds, Indigenous, Northern Bars and All New Hip-Hop.

That success has been matched by an impressive collection of awards. He won CBC Searchlight in 2023, while also receiving Album of the Year at the International Indigenous Hip-Hop Awards. Further honours include Canada’s Walk of Fame RBC Emerging Musician Award, Rap/Electronic Album of the Year at the Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards and the Broadcast Dialogue Emerging Artist Radio Award.

His singles ‘Paradise’ and ‘Rez’ both reached number one on the Indigenous Music Countdown, while his music has also entered the top 50 of the Mediabase charts. With two award-winning albums behind him and his third album, All Eyes On Us, now available, Mattmac’s career continues to gather pace.

‘Can You Hear Me?’ sits within that journey as a confident statement from an artist whose music is reaching far beyond expectations. Mattmac has already made people listen, and this track shows that he still has plenty more to say.