JK-47

JK-47, whose real name is Jacob Paulson, is a rising Indigenous Australian hip-hop artist making waves in the music industry with his poignant lyrics and deft storytelling. Hailing from Tweed Heads, New South Wales, he began to gain national recognition following the release of his debut album "Made For This" in 2020. This record, not only a showcase of his lyrical prowess but also a candid reflection of his life experiences, garnered him critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.

JK-47's music often touches on themes of personal growth, community struggles, and healing, which is evident in tracks such as "The Recipe" and "Healing." His ability to weave intricate narratives around these topics has set him apart in the Australian hip-hop scene. In 2021, his artistry further shone through with his emotionally charged cover of "Changes" for triple j's Like A Version, illustrating his versatility and depth as an artist. With a strong connection to his Indigenous roots and a passionate voice in socio-political matters, JK-47 continues to inspire and engage audiences with his thought-provoking work, as seen in his recent releases such as "Rain" and "Avalanche." His track "I Am Here (Trust Me)" featuring Phoebe Jacobs & Hazy exemplifies his collaborative spirit and willingness to explore different soundscapes within his music.

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JK-47 (triple j Bars of Steel)
Single - Released March 15, 2024
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