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Vinsins Clowns 360 On New Track 'Tooheys New feat. Stue'

Vinsins Clowns 360 On New Track ‘Tooheys New feat. Stue’

Melbourbe emcee Vinsins, follows up his 2020 In Too Deep LP release with a brand new burner featuring Stue titled ‘Tooheys New’.

“You got one ball like 360, while we got kegs like Tooheys New” – Vinsins

Vinsins has slowly been building his rep over the past 3-4 years, with a slew of releases already under his belt. His recent album ‘In Too Deep’ featured artists such as Ides, Faze Miyake,…

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2021.09.30 deadboiskr 2021.10.06 18:00KST Deadbois 1st Compilation "MANTRA" - FEATURE @leannesweetfa @mangasainthilare @scrufizzer139 @untellimclick @huckleberryp84 @xockstar @officialtraumatik @donmills1988 @hangzoo @chamanekr #youngcook @kaogaiiwtf @magugu1 @scottyminister @movesort @itsclintisgood @callmeblackson @fraksha @dreweverywhere @multi_macdella @yappy360 @catarrhnisin @pakinorsma @duff_duffy @puyol.44 @prod.leansmoke @akaleeryan @willnotfearmusica

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Big session on last weeks show via @pbsfm w @bigzuuu @eyez_uk w @fraksha Scotty Hinds + Alakska @onepuf. Thanks to Jimmy @dark_riddims and guest interviewer Aphra. Audio link in bio #grime #ukgrime (at PBS 106.7FM Melbourne)

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This album is so good check it out

best track: Nutty Violinz ft Fraksha

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DID A BANGER FOR THIS JOINT THAT DROPPED TODAY N GOT A VID COMING SOON TOO. BIG UPS @fraksha FOR PUSHING THIS TING LIKE NO ONE ELSE. SOME BIG TUNES.. CHECK IT OUT! 5050melbournegrime.bandcamp.com/releases #GRIMEDOWNUNDER #VOLUME2 #NAHCUZ

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Realizm - Today (ft: Fraksha, Dialetrix, Sinks) Taken from the remix album "FORCE: The Remixes" available from http://music.dftc.com.au/album/the-remixes

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Fraksha ft. Dr Flea / Gutz - This thing of ours

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FRAKSHA Sinatra - My Way

GRIME HAS BEEN PERVADING OUR HIP-HOP AT A SLOW TRICKLE AND IN DOING SO HAS LEFT A CULTURE DIVIDED. ONE ARTIST, UK EXPAT FRAKSHA COULD BE THE GUY TO CONQUER IT.

FRAKSHA interviewed @ 17:30 AEST - Monday 17th June, 2013 For Drum Media (Jul 9, 2013)

[Q & A with Fraksha]

li ‘Fraksha’ Jones’ career sees him at the centre of a shift in tempo to the hip hop scene and is a high point of discussion as is his desire to separate himself from the direction dubstep is heading.

An MC from Slough, UK (home of David Brent and The Office), his path started with three-piece act Nine High running at 140bpm. By 2002 he was in the Street Science hip hop workshop in Melbourne’s Frankston, trading bars with the likes of Ciecmate, Reason, Hunter and more. In 2006 he relocated to Australia and stamped his own brand of what the UK had grown to appreciate and delivered it from right outside of the box – for most. He found a haven at Broken Tooth Entertainment alongside those few who understood.

“I’ve always felt I had something different to offer and that’s what I’ve tried to do at all times. I don’t feel ‘outside the box’ from the people I work with and other artists on [Broken Tooth]. That’s why I do what I do with those people, because I feel that they’re on a level and we’re coming from a similar place. I do feel distant from the Aussie hip hop scene as such,” admits Jones. “I don’t really connect with a lot of it. There is definitely a widening berth between what I and my friends do and what I see as the ‘Aussie hip hop scene’. I find a lot of it very bland and sterile to be honest; I need a bit of flavour.

“Not fitting in to the standard hip hop shit though has meant we do miss out on some opportunities and we don’t exactly ‘fit’ in anywhere really,” he laments “but that’s okay with me. I’d rather be the black sheep than part of the herd. I’m sure if I was spitting on 90bpm happy-go-lucky horn laden beats I’d be doing better for myself though.”

Jones, who also answers to the monikers Joe Bananas and Frank Sinatra, released his first full-length player titled My Way last March. With a slew of producers, including M-Phazes and Phil Gektor (Crate Cartel), Fraksha breaks the bones of rap down and grafts it together as his own. “When I first started thinking about an album I was torn between doing all grime or all rap. I thought it would sound weird mixing them up but I just couldn’t contain myself to one style and so it was always gonna be a mixture.”

Jones concludes with what seems like a health warning ahead of his My Way tour travelling out later this month. “There’s a lot of hype to our show. There’s definitely no shoegazing going on,” he emphasises. “I cover a lot of ground musically and I like to think it’s an entertaining and lively show. Fuck head nodding, I want heads skanking out!”

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fraksha - next sound level (spherix remix)

melbourne mc (via reading/slough/etc, poor guy), bendigo production ... nice.

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You little trend followers are living in a day dream, i'll creep up behind you then i'll drown you in a mainstream

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"Oi, What You Looking At" - by Brinks, Sarm, Nebs, Swarmy, Juzlo, Kerser, Diem & Fraksha

Wow! This grime  posse cut got straight up fucking murdered. Heads from Melbs to Sydney go about stomping all over this track that makes you want to smash bottles over your head. Everyone brings their A-game, but got to give special mention to Nebs of That's Them owning the best bars with that Nike/nighty nighty shit, Kerser further proving that this LP he's cooking is going to be the shit and Fraksha's effortless flow making it sound like he could do this shit in his sleep. Click the cover...

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Karton feat. Fraksha - Bang [Official Music Video]

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Grime Godfather Wiley Announces Tour Supports

Godfather of Grime, UK’s Wiley will kick off his debut Australia/New Zealand tour in Wellington tomorrow. After 11 studio albums, forming seminal crews like Roll Deep with mentees Dizzee Rascal and Skepta, and publishing an autobiography, this will be his first headline tour of the region.

After receiving an MBE for services to music in the Queen’s New Years Eve Honours list, Wiley’s announced…

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Grime Downunder Vol. 3 The Producers Edition

Grime Downunder Vol. 3 The Producers Edition

Here we go with the latest release from the ever impressive Grime Downunder series. Volume 3 aka ’The Producers Edition’ is out now and aahh! is bringing you the exclusive premiere. The Grime Downunder series is presented by 50/50Grime, so you know there’s no fakery here… trusss!

Comprised of 38 stomping tracks and home grown Australian production, GrimeDownunder Vol 3. is sure to a vital part of…