Features are the lifeblood of Kinnakeet, Blake9’s collaborative journey beginning during the year of the global lockdowns, and resulting in this eight-track collection of originals effortlessly blending genres and consistently drawing you in.
Rap
Naturally a name worth stopping for after hearing his previous work, Streets Soprano gets the chemistry right once again, with the hard-hitting and heavy Whoever It Pertains TOO.
Mixing things up further still with yet another twist in the fabric of modern rap, fast-rising artist Lil 610 collaborates with Kankan and Swami Uchiha for this ethereal and intense new single Percs.
Ideally crafted vibes for the summer season, J the A blends crisp yet chilled production with softly relentless rap vocals, for the aptly-titled genre-fusion Forever Flowing.
Backed by a lifetime immersed in the music, rapper D3 hits the scene with unwavering passion and precision united.
Anthemic from the outset for its catchy riff-work and equally hypnotic vocal rhythms, Sumo Candy keep things creative and fun throughout their latest release Mike Ty.
Raising the bar for Australian hip hop with impressive sound-design and gritty, compelling bars united, Quantez lights up the space with ease, as the new EP Different Zone emerges.
Dreamy electric guitar layers up to introduce this hip hop fusion journey from a poetic and passionate 99HeartBreak.
Freshly released from the five-track EP BLACK SHEEP, Supremee Jayy unites heavy bass and haunting keys throughout the mellow hit of personality that is GRIND / NO LIE.
Dreamy production, heavy rhythms and cleanly-mixed, concise and purposeful bars – Akhil Warrier delves into his personal journey with melodic appeal and gritty authenticity united.
Dre A.M. quickly redirects things towards his own integrity and strength as a rapper and artist.
Manu’s journey is laid bare, uniting outright confidence on the mic with intricacies and revelations from his climb that seek to both impress and connect on a lasting level.