After having a long space of time in the underground Australian Hip Hop scene, Big T has been out of the game for a little while. Rawlab Entertainment are proud to bring you the Hole In The Head Mixtape (Soundtrack to the End of the World).
A mix of old/new/unheard material from Big T, mixed together by DJ Rellik. Features production from Cam Bluff, Wolverine, Mr Boomkat, Zetes, Troy K and more with emcees Mark Deez, Zetes, Gzutek, Grinny and Mitus.
1. Hole In The Head Intro 2. No Church In The Wind – Feat. Grinny and Gzutek 3. Follow The System (Prod. Cam Bluff) 4. Track Stomping (Prod. Wolverine) 5. Yesterday – Feat. Grinny (Prod. Mr Boomkat) 6. In My Dreams 7. Devils Lung – Feat. Gzutek 8. Flip On ByStanders 9. The Moama Back and Forth – Feat. Mitus (Prod. Cam Bluff) 10. Daniel Laruso 11. Where We Been – Feat. Mark Deez 12. Foul Play Feat. Zetes and Secondhand DJs (Prod. Zetes) 13. Money In The Briefcase Feat. Gzutek (Prod. Gzutek) [Bonus Track]
Layla & Dazastah, Maggot Mouf launch, Unda Dwella launch, RAID of RKS, Wolverine launch, Blest launch and DJ Boomski – Sat. 6th of November
Australia’s first couple of rap: Layla & Dazastah rocking a combined set. Maggot Mouf launching his You’re All Ears album. Unda Dwella – Everyone Loves U.D. mixtape launch. RAID from RKS trekking up from Melbourne to grace the local crowd. Wolverine from Perth via Sydney launching his Street Music album. Blest launching his Shades of Gray debut. DJ Boomski handling the decks throughout the night.
$18+BF presold through Rocking Horse Records, OzTix.com.au or their retail network. $25 on the door. Grab your ticket before the night to avoid disappointment.
Scott Kent, also known as rapper Wolverine, adopted the persona of the famous Marvel comic creation, full of rage and the unbreakable metal adamantium, long before Hugh Jackman brought the character to movie screens. And while Jackman honed his craft at the prestigious Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Kent also spent years honing his in Perth, except he did it in cyphers, studios and live shows around the city. With the release of his 3rd solo album, Street Music, players nationwide are soon going to need adamantium speakers.
Any notions that Wolverine is just another rapper who has thrown together an album can be quickly discarded; his new release has been almost five years in the making and during this time he has accumulated a staggering hundred plus tracks.
A relentless, dark tone runs through most of Street Music, and he excels when he draws on his real life experiences to tell stories on The Poor Boy, Back In The Day and Go Thru Hell.
Production on the album was handled by Wolverine himself and his DJ Rob Skaker.
But the stand out tracks are the one’s were Wolverine unleashes his wrath and seems to devour everything before him, The opening Wolfs Hunting is a barrage of hate as the man himself spits, “Dont hold back, this is anger rap”. Reborn and Aint Fuckin’ Around seem to cut through the speakers, but it’s not all doom and gloom,pure lyrical talent is showcased on tracks such as Street Legend, Burn and the two collaborative gems; Road Warriors with Graphic from Clandestein and the highly addictive Higher Calibre with Dazastah.
He has also performed at some of Australia’s premier live venues, and his intense live show has seen him share the stage with acts including Blackalicious, Method Man, Redman, Gza, Muggs, Foreign Legion,Brad Strut, Art of War, Downsyde, Hospice Crew, Bias B, and the Funkoars.
It’s been a long road, but with a national tour coming up and another album titled The Maestro in the works, Wolverine is about to be unleashed into the national spotlight.
Available: Now – Contact csarecords@live.com.au
Released by: Kharma Records
Track listing
01. Wolf’s Hunting
02. Street Legend
03. Westside Story
04. The Poor Boy
05. All In
06. Nothing To Lose
07. Road Warriors (feat. Graphic from Clandestein)
08. Back In The Day
09. Walk The Walk
10. Burn
11. Higher Calibre (feat. Dazastah from Downsyde)
12. Aint Fuckin Around
13. Reborn
14. It’s All Lies
15. Go Thru Hell
16. Outro
