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Eban Jackson Drops Highly-Anticipated Project "Richer Than Before" Alongside Captivating Visuals for "Recognize"

Eban Jackson, the rising star in the West Coast rap scene, has officially released his latest project, Richer Than Before. With its money-inspired cover art and meticulously crafted tracklist, this project showcases Eban’s evolution as an artist and his ambition to claim his spot in the music industry.

A Look Inside Richer Than Before

The 7-track project, packed with lyricism and high-energy production, features a mix of solo tracks and collaborations with notable artists like CasinoMike, 1TakeJay, SK1nandBones, and more. The project features production credits from talented producers including Bartshere and Gully Huncho, bringing a dynamic range of sounds to the table. Here’s the tracklist:

Recognize (Prod. by Bartshere)

If You Ask Me ft. CasinoMike (Prod. by Bartshere)

Used To It (Prod. by Gully Huncho)

Keep It Player ft. CasinoMike & 1TakeJay (Prod. by Bartshere)

Let Me Know (Prod. by Bartshere)

Where I’m At ft. SK1nandBones (Prod. by Bartshere)

Too Close (Prod. by Bartshere)

Each track highlights Eban’s ability to blend storytelling, swagger, and introspection—a style that’s quickly earning him a dedicated fanbase.

The Visual: "Recognize"

To accompany the release, Eban Jackson dropped the official music video for his lead single, "Recognize." Directed with cinematic precision, the video captures the hustle, ambition, and grind that the track represents. With crisp visuals and a captivating performance, the video sets the tone for what fans can expect from the Richer Than Before era.

A Project for the Ambitious

Richer Than Before is more than just music; it’s a statement. From the $100-bill-themed artwork to the reflective lyrics, Eban Jackson’s project serves as a reminder of his journey and the path forward. It’s clear that Eban is focused on growth—not just as an artist, but as a brand, ready to take the game to the next level.

Where to Listen

The project is now streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal. Fans can also watch the music video for "Recognize" on Eban Jackson’s official YouTube channel.

Stay Connected

To keep up with Eban Jackson’s journey and the Richer Than Before rollout, follow him on Instagram and other social platforms. With more visuals and content on the way, this is just the beginning of what promises to be a major moment for the West Coast artist.

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Photo 4 of the #cityofsydney street series... * Sydney is considered one of the most expensive cities in the world and its inner neighbourhoods have the highest level of inequality in Australia... So despite the glitz and glam of harbourside bars and restaurants, it's no surprise that hundreds beg on the streets each day and sleep rough at night. * Mayor @clovermoore has been pushing for more affordable housing & better social services but is battling against the NSW State bureaucracy and legacy of #casinomike. * #cityofsydney #photography #blackandwhite #guardiancities #urbanism #cities #streetshot #streetview #topsydney #sydney #sydneycbd #streetphotography (at City of Sydney)

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Sydney Light Rail: Transport Minister Approves Compensation for Small Business.

To apply for compensation, please contact the Transport Minister directly by telephoning (02) 8574 5807

NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance has approved compensation for businesses affected by the light rail and also residents affected by noisy works.

To apply for compensation, please contact the Transport Minister directly by telephoning (02) 8574 5807

Many thanks to Sydney City Councillor Angela Vithoulkas and her relentless pursuit for justice for small business. Many thanks also to Alan…

[losto-blog1]

Never forget what this guy did to our state.... #casinomike

[azzamarch]

Don't let the door hit your arse on the way out! Maybe now NSW can stop being an abbreviation for Nanny State Wankers! #CasinoMike

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"Follow the Money" by @scottie.marsh . #streetart #sydneystreetart #chippendale #followthemoney #casinomike #stopwestconnex #corruption (at Chippendale)

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#savesydneypark from #casinomike. #westconnex won't work (at Sydney Park)

[reclaimthestreetssydney]

A vague timeline since 2014

Winter 2014: With Tony Abbott fucking the place up and the success of March In March, it felt like it was time to mobilise again. Reclaim The Streets Sydney crew are assembled. Planning begins. September 6, 2014: In what we thought would be a one-off celebration of community power & contempt for cars we staged a march from Camperdown Memorial Park to Cook Rd (off Addison rd) with a couple of hours dancing on street behind the Vic on the park. Bubbles ensue. Rumour begins to brew about Westconnex related destruction planned for St Peters. December 13, 2014: “Fuck it, we’ll take one of the streets they’re flattening local houses to widen”. Poor communications between cops leads them to think we planned to stay in the park. lol. While the forward commander was arguing the point, 1,000 protesters danced onto the road. January 24, 2015: Residents are given formal notice that their homes are less important than tollway profits. Sometime between January 24 and February 1, out front of a warehouse at 2am: “Yeah mate, ‘King Street Crawl’ would be a great name for a Westconnex demo. Cause it’ll slow it to a crawl…get it? get it?”

February 1, 2015: Captain Newtown gives a rousing speech and 3000 take to King Street to protest the new toll road. The Lord Mayor and the Member for Newtown address half the crowd at the end. The other half is racing down a makeshift slip n slide on the hill next to the brick pits. We earn a Telegraph double spread “Dirty Little Anarchists”

March 22, 2015: RTS forms a Road Bloc at the second March In March. June 27, 2015: “You know what’d be cute? a tour of the areas affected by Westconnex including botanical exploration, poetry readings, kids being adorable, a treasure hunt, and a sing along to Slim Dusty outside the Town and Country”. Roads Minister Duncan Gay did not respond to requests to ‘have a beer with Duncan’. Fun Fact: there was a dinosaur native to St Peters. Look it up. Sometime after June 27, around 10:05pm the RTS Crew run out of wine…

September 13, 2015: The first lockout protest dances from Hyde Park to Taylor Square via Kings Cross. “You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Paaaaaaaartteeeyyy” blares out of the DSS drum n bass rig down George Street. The Surry Hills forward commander sniffs every drink at Taylor Square, highlighting the message.

December 12, 2015: “I spose the lockouts and Westconnex are related…in both cases it’s big money screwing small communities…fuck it, lets run a combo demo down King Street onto Alice Street”. 1,500 people agreed, and we were joined by the anti-racism rally. The Public Order and Riot Squad were caught on film eating fairy floss.

February 9, 2016, 11:52am: NSW Premier Mike Baird is silly enough to gloat about the lockouts on Facebook, creating a social media/media shitstorm. Jansen Brown wins the hashtag trophy with #casinomike. Casino Mike resigns less than a year later.

Sometime between February 9 and March 19, inside The Rocks Police Station: RTS Crew: “there aren’t enough police in NSW to stop 15,000 protesters marching onto the Sydney Harbour Bridge” Duty Inspector: “yes. But we’ll have you in court for months after.” RTS Crew (aside): “not having broken arms and thousands in legal fees sounds preferential. We can always come back with 50,000” RTS Crew to Inspector: “How about the Casino…”

March 18, 2016, in a pub in Enmore cash exchanges hands: “get 40”. March 19, 2016: The rave from Town Hall to the Casino attracts 20 stages, over 100 artists and 5,000 protesters. A giant polystyrene turd is dumped on top of the STAR sculpture out front and 40 rolls of toilet paper are launched at the casino while the crowd chants “Mike Baird’s a wanker”. Punters place bets on racing vibrators with fake money and the sun sets over the festival as it ends in a park next to the harbour nearby.

It was around this time that the Newtown community started to notice the effects of lockouts on their own neighbourhood. On June 5, 2015 Stephanie McCarthy was bashed at the Townie. On April 10, 2016 Isaac Keatinge was beaten on the street. We took these pretty hard. The first Keep Newtown Weird & Safe came together over the following two weeks. Everyone was encouraged to wear whatever they wanted. We billed it as a ‘giant fuck you to anyone who ever tried to make you fit in’. The weather wasn’t kind, but hundreds came out in defiance. We decided it was important to run it every year, for us. June 18, 2016: Broke but not Broken was launched in the lead up to the election, in an attempt to bring the conversation around to absurdly high rents and cost of living. It didn’t work, but we were still happy to have a party in the warehouse homeland. October 1, 2016: The Save Sydney Park Festival failed to save the parts of Sydney Park that are now Westconnex. Also, a bunch of industrial land that could have been bought by the council to make up for the lost green space will instead become apartments for the wealthy. March 19, 2017: Keep Newtown Weird & Safe 2 marches down the whole of King Street and parties on into the night in Sydney Park.

September 7, 2017, 2.15pm: The High Court of Australia fails to stop the Marriage Equality Survey from going ahead. September 23, 2017: 2000 postal voters turn up for our get-out-the-vote Festival in Prince Alfred Park, Signed Sealed Delivered. A perfect day ends with a killer set from Paul & Jonny.

November 13, 2017: A clearly bemused Supreme Court of NSW pressures NSW Police to accept one of the compromise victory party routes we’d offered earlier in the day. When asked why we need to be on that particular part of Oxford Street, our witness in the stand said ‘that’s where all the dirty gay bars are, and that’s what we like’. In his ruling, the judge criticised the marriage survey and reaffirmed our right to protest and party.

November 15, 2017: we won, duh. Under the watchful eye of every cop in the metropolitan region, 3,000 revelers met us at Taylor Square in the early evening and a further 7,000 flooded onto Oxford Street the moment we got moving. We kicked on at Hyde park for a bit and then sent everyone off to their beds/clubs. Special thanks to the sound systems (esp Syd Def Jam & RPK) that hung in there with us, we know you got dicked around heaps but we didn’t really have much choice, the cops really didn’t want us there and made life as hard/vague as possible in the lead-up.

December 12, 2017: In a change from our usual mass mobilisations, we thought we’d go fuck with an inner west council meeting. The Deputy Mayor, Julie Passas, had been super homophobic to someone in our community and the Mayor, Darcy Byrne, was covering for her. We turned up with 30 ‘please resign’ posters with differing rainbow backgrounds. Julie didn’t bother to show up and Darcy ran away when we started asking questions.

January 19, 2018: While we were preoccupied with the marriage equality campaign, Sydney Council slipped in a bunch of new Alcohol Free Zones. So obviously we needed to stage a picnic in an Alcohol Free Zone to show how stupid it is to regulate adults like this. With bands.

January 26, 2018: Crew postered and marshalled for the FIRE’s Invasion Day Rally in the Block. There’s another Keep Newtown Weird & Safe coming up on the 22nd of April, and there might be more actions after that, who knows. If there are, www.reclaimthestreets.com.au should redirect to the relevant facebook event page.

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[losto-blog1]

My verse on this song on @bigredcap new EP is the only time I've spoke on a record about the #lockoutlaws amongst other issues that face myself and others as an artist. A lot of people said I should make entire songs about #casinomike after THAT video went viral and got picked up by international & local media but I didn't want to cash in on something that was sending my brothers and sisters broke. I was very honored and proud when @next_calibre decided to do that on their on accord and represent the young generation, to me that felt more organic and natural. So for me this is the one and only time I'll speak on this. Kinda crazy this song came out a few days ago officially and then @mikebairdmp and his resignation happens. The universe gives us strange timing and synchronicity to show us our paths of action and how they aline with certain events. Today on a day we celebrate the end of one tyrants run we must stay vigilant and expect another will take his place.

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