A man with long curly hair, a beard, and glasses on his head, wearing a black shirt, sitting with his right arm resting on his lap, looking at the camera.

B Mac is a Toronto-based open-format DJ who specializes in crafting sets that balance instinct and intention. His work spans nightlife, restaurants, brand activations, and exclusive events—including NBA parties for the Toronto Raptors, Chicago Bulls, and Charlotte Hornets, featuring Drake among celebrity guests. With bookings from TIFF, Bell Media, and Paramount+, he brings a natural ability to adapt to any room, no matter the crowd or context.

As a resident DJ at Ruby Soho, Chop Steakhouse, and Jack’s, along with recurring performances at The National, King Taps, Saint John’s Tavern, and more, B Mac is firmly rooted in Toronto’s music scene. His style isn’t about chasing the spotlight—it’s about building the vibe, reading the room, and curating memorable moments.

Long before the gigs, B Mac was a 12-year-old in his Mississauga bedroom googling how to make beats. At 14, he sold his first one online. Since then, he’s produced for major label artists including Lay Bankz, Big Soto, Asian Doll, and Álvaro Díaz—with songs performed at festivals like Rolling Loud, played on international radio stations, and streamed over 24 million times worldwide.

His sound is globally inspired and instinct-driven, pulling from various genres including hip-hop, r&b, dancehall, afrobeats, reggaeton, and house. Rather than follow trends or stick to one lane, B Mac creates based on feeling—letting the moment shape the music.