Aiming to address current real-life issues, The Awesome Crew is set to raise meaningful messages for society and create awareness to bring about change. Their latest track, Everyday, aims to address the issues encompassing many inner-city black neighbourhoods, highlighting crime, poverty, and a lack of opportunity.
Clear determination and pure talent have led artist Wade Wilson through the chaos of the 2020s, who manages to capture different personas and crucial themes in his work with an astounding set of vocals. With an inviting stage presence, Wilson is one of the talents populating the East Coast underground music landscape.
Rapper, singer, and songwriter JGray has built up a music career from a range of experiences, from growing up with inspirations in Albuquerque to discovering his talents as both a strong writer and vocalist later on.
Tribal East has successfully managed to earn itself a loyal fanbase after creating an international buzz both with in-person shows and online music videos. After the Tribal East members' shared hometown, Hargeisa in Somalia, and shared passion for music brought them together.
Connor Kelly has been under the artist name KELLy for some time now, creating a shift as his music continues to shape and develop into sounds that encapsulate his fanbase.
Growing up listening to Lil Wayne, Mag!c started creating beats two years ago and ran with their newly found talents to start exploring the boundaries of the music industry. With Lil Wayne being this artist's prime inspiration, it's no surprise that Mag!c has taken influence to shape their own music with edgy hip-hop elements.
EVERYSECND is back to captivate his fans with his latest track, Not A Problem, which focuses on confident females and how this artist sees no issue with being with a sought-after woman.
Artist Mike Brown constructs his tracks with raw, hard-hitting meaning that capture the attention of audiences all over the world. With his new track, Eye Opener, displaying the feeling of frustration of dealing with dead-end jobs, this sound captures the moment of someone's life when they snap in a sense of self-destruction that many will be able to relate to.
Born and raised in Melbourne, Uncle Nameless grew up surrounded by music, busking and living off live street performances with his old man. By six, he was playing classical flamenco and blues guitar and later learnt to play drums.
"Blueberry Pancakes" was the peak of the 'a single a month' release campaign J.O went on last year. The artist decided to start using food as song names. It was about 7 am in the morning when he was recording the song and the nostalgia of the beat fit the vibe of early, dewy morning.