Triple One
There's no denying that Australia is going through a renaissance period when it comes to hip-hop right now. Artists are emerging with their own, fresh takes on the genre and busting preconceived perceptions wide open with diverse and interesting sounds paired with vast influences to create an absolutely thriving community nation-wide, and Sydney is one of the beating hearts of the movement.
TRIPLE ONE is one act to emerge recently with their own voice, and plenty of things to say. Making a huge impact in their local community, they're now setting their sights on the bigger picture, and with the release of their new EP, The Naughty Corner, they have demonstrated their readiness to really level up. Comprised of rappers Marty Large and Obi Ill Terrors, producer Billy Gunns and vocalist Lil Dijon, the foursome have crafted a rich, detailed and diverse body of work that highlights their versatility and adaptability, pushing themselves beyond the run-of-the-mill hip-hop trademarks to see them ultimately emerge with something really impressive.
This week, they launch their EP with a special hometown show that's shaping up to be a huge one. With SLIM SET also on board to play, they'll be tearing up the Botany View Hotel and showing lots of love for their home crowd who have supported them since the start.
There's no denying that Australia is going through a renaissance period when it comes to hip-hop right now. Artists are emerging with their own, fresh takes on the genre and busting preconceived perceptions wide open with diverse and interesting sounds paired with vast influences to create an absolutely thriving community nation-wide, and Sydney is one of the beating hearts of the movement.
TRIPLE ONE is one act to emerge recently with their own voice, and plenty of things to say. Making a huge impact in their local community, they're now setting their sights on the bigger picture, and with the release of their new EP, The Naughty Corner, they have demonstrated their readiness to really level up. Comprised of rappers Marty Large and Obi Ill Terrors, producer Billy Gunns and vocalist Lil Dijon, the foursome have crafted a rich, detailed and diverse body of work that highlights their versatility and adaptability, pushing themselves beyond the run-of-the-mill hip-hop trademarks to see them ultimately emerge with something really impressive.
This week, they launch their EP with a special hometown show that's shaping up to be a huge one. With SLIM SET also on board to play, they'll be tearing up the Botany View Hotel and showing lots of love for their home crowd who have supported them since the start.
