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Bigfoot Interview – Giant Steps: Imbeciles, Inoffensive Smooth Talking & Emo-Rhymers

Jim Steps

aahh: After years and years of waiting, we’ve finally copped the debut LP from “giant” of the scene Bigfoot. Why has it taken so long for us all to see a full length Bigfoot solo album? Bigfoot: I spent a lot of time working on music for other people, doing shows, moving house a whole lot of times, paying bills & laying on my back in hospital.  I’ve never had somewhere stable to record everything, as evidenced by the number of different studios “Giant Steps” was recorded in, so I could never complete tracks to my satisfaction until recently.  I … Continue reading Bigfoot Interview – Giant Steps: Imbeciles, Inoffensive Smooth Talking & Emo-Rhymers

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Bias B feat. Bigfoot & Mixa @ The Prague

Jim Steps

For the legion of Melbourne Hip Hop heads that support Australian Hip Hop music, rapper Bias B needs no introduction. Bias B headlines a night of local talent on Saturday November 27th @ The Prague – 911 High Street Northcote.  Support comes from 12 Legged Beast, Call & Response and Klirx. Expect a big night of hard beats and rhymes with giveaways from 1line.com.au $15 on the door. Cardnial Consulting & The Prague presents: Bias B, Bigfoot & Mixa, 12 Legged Beast, Call & Response, Klirx & Mental Az. When it comes to quality Australian Hip Hop, the most influential … Continue reading Bias B feat. Bigfoot & Mixa @ The Prague

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Wax Museum Records – Monthly Jam feat M-Phazes

Jim Steps

Wax Museum Records, Blank TM, The Heist and Top Billin present Melbourne’s premier hip-hop night. The Wax Museum crew and friends return to kick off 2010 with another big one night of hip-hop! M-PHAZES, one of the illest producers in the game currently, will be joining the party to jump on the 1’s and 2’s and bring the heat. 563 who moved over from the UK a few years back now. A connoisseur for 90’s east coast hip-hop and of course his native UK scene, expect to hear plenty of classic jams but also some rare gems thrown into the … Continue reading Wax Museum Records – Monthly Jam feat M-Phazes