Gifted with a DIY spirit thanks to being raised on the reservation by a family of artists, musicians, and filmmakers, Tristan Grant taught himself to write music and play piano at the age of 11, and has released new projects—written, recorded, and produced mainly by himself—every year since he was 17. As a student of art history and fashion, his spitfire flow and precise production are as carefully constructed as haute couture, and every bespoke beat, rhyme, and hook has the flourish of a master craftsman, stitched together under the House of Wolf Castle. “Heart on my sleeve,” he declares. “Wear it as a war bonnet.”
As Wolf Castle goes supersonic in his tribal lands, his live delivery system—a stage presence filled with mesmerizing energy and refreshing realness—is forcing the rest of the world to take notice, too.
"firmly standing at the forefront of today's most exciting rappers" - CBC Music
- ARTIST: Wolf Castle
- TITLE: One In A Billion feat. Cadence Weapon & Jessa Sky
- CAT#: FMG114
- FORMAT: Digital
- RELEASE DATE: July 29, 2026
A heartfelt declaration of self-love and resilience, 'One In a Billion' is a celebration of our unique position as humans existing on Earth.
“It’s so easy to feel alone, man like… you’re the only person in this world that understands”, says Wolf Castle. "But it’s not true. It’s not.”
'One In A Billion' branches off the idea of how slim the chances are of being born, how unlikely it is at all that we can live, breathe and experience life. This song treats existence as a gift. Wolf Castle urges the listener to embrace that chance and wants to remind the listener of it.
“As indigenous people we are trained by the western world that we do not matter. From day one existing as an indigenous person can feel like an uphill battle. I wanted to write a song that rejected this, and said the words I needed to hear as a child."
“If you’re native, you’re enough.”
“One in a Billion is unassuming and soothing, but its heart is strong and prideful, crafted by three artists whose voices sound made for each other (hint, hint).” – CBC Music
