The Valley Of The Vultures. An Ethereal Grunge-rock Band Hailing From Rural Victoria That Has A Story

30 years ago the American rap scene was defined by sounds easily identifiable, even to the untrained ear. Since the mass rap "shake-up" of the '90's, the sound has become more diverse, by introducing new genres such as trap, mumble and crunk. But let's take rap back to it's roots with this up and coming artist, 34Profitt.

Profitt's discography is full of influence from past and present rap legends, with his sound pendulum-swinging between classic RnB and contemporary rap. Personally, I think Profitt really shines when he takes from those East-West coast elements derivative of 90's rap.

The standout song from his small collection, "Get It By Tomorrow" really shows where this artist has potential to shine. The production value has been carefully curated to transport a listener through time, or better yet, teleport you to the lands of Los Santos, where you're bound to go 120 with Franklin in the drivers seat. Profitt's use of the classic elements of 90's rap, creates a blend of East-West coast sounds, reminiscent of Biggie and Tupac. The lyrics are quick-witted and leave impact with the listener, and the instrumental takes from the rising low-fi elements of today, further creating a sound that resembles that of yesteryear, with a touch of today.

Don't be fooled by the album graphics, after all, you can't judge a book - or should I say a song? - by its cover. This sound of music is not something that is commonly heard today, and with only THREE monthly listeners, and very little to know about the artist, jump on this train before anybody else!

2pac & KISS at the Grammy Awards in 1996

Introducing Des Cortez! A trio hailing from the suburbs of Melbourne Australia, these boys have taken the local underground music scene by storm. Rounding up many plays on Triple J's 'Unearthed' and a tight-knit fanbase around the country, these boys seem to have a promising music career ahead of them. Highlighted by lead signer Sam Knight's gruff and hazy voice that wears the Aussie accent with pride, this band is sure to be enjoyed by fans of: The Grogans and Hockey Dad.

B180, is a song that perfectly encapsulates the feelings of having a sibling and as you watch them grow into the person they are. Whichever direction that is. The use of Knight's voice is able to perfectly embody the feelings of anxiety and concern that one has when they watch their siblings make questionable decisions, whilst the band's instrumental ties it all together to really give the song that punch of ambiguity and almost 'loneliness' that comes with your teenage years.

Celebrating Joy Division!

46 years ago Joy Division made their live debut at Pips Disco, Manchester! My love for music wouldn't exist without them, so here's to them!

*SONG OF THE WEEK*

Song of The Week: Bedroom Eyes

Artist: Dum Dum Girls

Rating: 8/10

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Jungle by Tash Saltana is the perfect song recco for anyone looking for a true ethereal experience in modern music. Saltana utilises elements from the 60s/70s psychedelic movement, such as heavy reverb and a distorted style of singing in this song, whilst keeping to her indie-reggae roots she has planted herself. One of my favourite songs to date, after hearing it maybe 5 years ago (?), it still holds up and gives me that wicked chilling sensation.

Jungle

(with awesome Solo at the end)

TASH SULTANA

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