Aussie Drill

Aussie drill is a gritty, raw subgenre of hip-hop that originated from the Drill scene in Chicago but has since been adopted and adapted by Australian artists to reflect their unique urban experiences. Characterized by its ominous, trap-influenced beats and aggressive, staccato delivery, Aussie drill often features lyrics that are steeped in the realities of street life, including tales of violence, socio-political issues, and the struggles faced in the suburbs and inner cities of Australia. The genre's dark, hard-hitting sound is complemented by a distinctive Aussie accent and local slang, making it both a cultural expression and a form of resistance. As a musical movement, it has gathered pace through artists who often use their platform to voice the concerns and narratives of marginalized communities, while the genre's visuals typically showcase group solidarity and elements of the urban landscape.

No Wahala (with Currency Baba)

Tbish

Single - Released May 2, 2025