
Meet Lydia Walaga — the CEO rebuilding TuneShack Records from the ground up. She's not just running a label. She's building a movement for artists in Canadian music and beyond.

When Lydia Walaga took the helm at TuneShack Records, she didn't just step into a role — she redefined it. As a Black woman leading one of Toronto's most ambitious independent labels, she's breaking barriers and building bridges for artists who've been overlooked for too long.
Her vision? A label that doesn't just sign artists — it develops them. A platform that doesn't just release music — it builds careers. And a community that doesn't just listen — it rises together.
"We believe in people, in purpose, and in the power of music to change lives. TuneShack Records is more than a label — it's a movement."
Lydia isn't just running a record label — she's rebuilding an entire music ecosystem from the ground up.
From hip-hop and dancehall to gospel sensations from Uganda and beyond — Lydia's building a full roster of 14 artists representing the global spectrum of talent.











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