Australia’s newest Electronic/Hip-Hop festival is coming this summer, with Festival X bringing along Calvin Harris, Lil Pump, Steve Aoki, Armin van Buuren, Blueface and more to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. Advertisements
Tyler, The Creator is heading down under to play at Brisbane’s Wildlands Festival this December, in what will be his first show down under in 6 years, following a previous (and ridiculous) ban from entering our shores.
Following the release of his brand new single Mac 10, featuring Lil Baby and Lil Duke, multi-platinum rapper Trippie Redd has been revealed on the line-up of Australia’s newest electronic meets Hip-Hop festival, Festival X.
2019 has served up a number of quality albums, with the likes of Tyler The Creator, Dave and Anderson .Paak delivering fan-favourites already, although, of the albums to drop already in ’19, there’s still a handful that have remained slept on. 2 Chainz – Rap Or Go To The League Former college baller, trapper and…
Brisbane emcee Cking has returned from a 9-month hiatus with a heavy, emotive release Overtime.
Proud Bay City rapper Yung Juiceboxx dropped one of 2019’s realest tracks earlier this year, and now, the personable hit has some elite Hoodwolf visuals to go with it.
Lil Spacely has unleashed a brazen new single – OH NO! – which comes as the first taste of new music from the highly touted Blacktown-based emcee in 2019.
