The guys over at All Aussie Hip Hop Blog have caught up with Melbourne’s Fluent Form for a quick interview on all things past and present, along with tackling a glowing review of The Furnace. Head over to All Aussie Hip Hop Blog and get yourself a taste of the interview with Fluent Form or the review of The Furnace.
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M-Phazes has released an awesome CD in Good Gracious and many people have caught up with him or given it a review over the past few weeks. Below you’ll find links to interviews with M-Phazes and reviews of Good Gracious. I’d also like to extend a big congratulations to M-Phazes for holding firm at #1 on the itunes hip-hop charts here in Australia.
If you haven't caught Good Gracious head to iTunes now and grab a copy, you’ll be treated to a bonus track featuring Haunts from Choose Mics.
The Last Kinection are an indigenous Australian hip-hop crew from Newcastle, NSW. Formed in 2006 they first got some attention reworking the Peter Allen tune “I Still Call Australia Home”. Their first album was titled Nutches, which was released in 2008; you can grab off iTunes. Perhaps this video is a teaser for something new?
The Last Kinection featuring Radical Son – I Can
Video directed & produced by Isaac Turier.
(N.Wenitong, J.Wenitong, J.Turier, T.Asqash, D.Leha)
Produced By Jaytee for Hazard Productions & Weno for Blackchilli Productions / Lyrics written & performed by
Nay, Weno & Radical Son / Guitar written and performed by Timiyay / Scratch’s performed by Jaytee
The lads at Horrorshow have received a nice write up and some great publicity via the Sydney Morning Herald today, you can check it out here. Also, Horrorshow are currently on tour and may be stopping by your neck of the woods, so head to their website for more details on that.
noneChoose Mics (Haunts & Mules) drop a video off their forthcoming 2010 album, Beggars Can’t Be Choosers. Check out Let Me Go below and if you’re feeling it, you can grab Mules’ remix album or some of their merch from their online store. You can also download their Pre-Album free, direct from the lads themselves.
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B wiv Deece drops another video, this time it’s the title track Ritual Law, off their 2009 release Ritual Law EP. If you’re feeling B wiv Deece, checkout the Ritual Law EP via itunes.
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The Gold Coast’s M-Phazes drops his debut album titled Good Gracious on February 25th. If you don’t know who M-Phazes is, you’ve been living under a rock for far too long. M-Phazes is doing what everyone in australian hip hop wishes they could, breaking the US market, while still calling Australia home. I was gonna start listing his production credits, but it’s seriously just too much; you can head to his MySpace and see a list of stuff he’s worked on. Follow through to read more about M-Phazes – Good Gracious or grab it on itunes.
oneSydney sider Phatchance is set to tour most of the country over March 2010 with Coptic Soldier, starting in Busselton, WA and ending in Mullumbimby, NSW. Some of the shows are free, some are going to cost you a pittance; either way i think you should be in attendance. Obviously this isn’t everyones kind of hip-hop, but if you’re into Phatchance do the lad a favour and be there. More details are available at www.officialphatchance.com or www.iforgetsorry.com or click through and read more.
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