The Hi-Fi Melbourne

Supported by The Optimen, Jess Harlen, Rainman

Through the release of two landmark albums, “Hunger Pains” and “Silence the Sirens”, along with relentless touring throughout Australia, the duo have risen to stand at the absolute pinnacle of this swiftly evolving industry.

“…And Then Tomorrow Came” cemented this position with a maturity previously unheard on any Australian hip hop release.

Already vaunted as “the Aussie Hip-Hop king of down tempo, head-nodding rhythm” (Jmag), Plutonic Lab’s first class production on this album soars to impressive new heights. Live instrumentation radiates warmth throughout the album by way of an all-star three piece horn section, Plutonic himself on bass, keys and drum’s plus the addition of critically renowned DJ Bonez to the group compliments the organic sound.

Muph’s deeply conscious approach to songwriting draws inspiration from the struggles and releases, the ebbs and flows of everyday life. He delivers his lyrics with a relaxed flow and natural tone, at once a friend in conversation and an artist in full flight.

Enter this gig by 9pm and you'll be eligible to pop your name in the draw to win a  Gibson Epiphone Les Paul Special II