
1989
The Foundation
Farley Flex founds Plasma in Toronto, a pioneering artist management and concert production company at the vanguard of Canadian hip-hop.


Radio
Canadian Idol
Artist Management

As a manager of potential
For more than three decades, Plasma has guided entertainers, athletes and cultural leaders, and helped build the institutions that carry Canadian culture.
Founded in Toronto
Years in Canadian entertainment
Black-owned radio & television in Canada
Our story

1989
Farley Flex founds Plasma in Toronto, a pioneering artist management and concert production company at the vanguard of Canadian hip-hop.

1992
Plasma shapes Maestro Fresh-Wes into Canada's first platinum hip-hop recording artist.

2000
Instrumental in launching Canada's first Black-owned commercial radio stations, including FLOW 93.5.

2010
Advising on the launch of Afroglobal Television and FEVA TV, while Farley Flex takes a seat on the Canadian Idol judging panel.

2020+
Managing actors, athletes and formerly incarcerated individuals, and building Plicketz for the live stage.
What we do

Founder
Founder, President & CEO
“You may not have been born in Africa… but Africa was born in you.”
Honours

Beyond commerce
We champion the potential of marginalised communities, including formerly incarcerated individuals, creating real pathways into entertainment, media and the arts.
Land acknowledgmentToronto is the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Huron-Wendat, the Anishinaabek Nation, and the Mississaugas of New Credit.
Coming soonOne place for performers to manage events, reach audiences and run their business, with real-time insight as the show unfolds.