Fresh off of BIGSOUND Canada’s Snotty Nose Rez Kids touch down in Sydney, Melbourne and Geelong this…

Fresh off of BIGSOUND Canada’s Snotty Nose Rez Kids touch down in Sydney, Melbourne and Geelong this weekend all free entry shows.

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NEW MUSIC FROM NOOKY – “NUMB”

Acclaimed Yuin MC Nooky returns today with his new single “Numb”, out via Bad Apples Music. The track arrives with a visual partner bringing to life the strikingly transparent lyricism Nooky is consistently praised for.

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The power of Nooky’s music is not confined to his own introspection and self-therapeutic benefits, rather it acts as both a tool soothing his own anger as well as reaching others to make a social and political point. Premiered on Triple J’s Good Nights“Numb” broadens Nooky’s unapologetic attitude while taking a step back from his signature fiery lyrics and drawing focus to his honest words, a dip in trap production and warped beats courtesy of collaborator Solo. Speaking to its name, the track explores the facets of addiction, unpacking moments at the brink of emotion when substances are turned to for numbing pain. Filmed at Sydney’s The Lord Gladstone and premiered by FilterZine, the accompanying video morphs these sentiments into a hazy night out, with dizzying scenes mimicking the effect of alcohol and resulting disjointed feelings of numbness.

Nooky says of the single: “Numb is a side of me that I don’t usually show, it’s something that I have hidden for quite some time, it’s about turning to substance abuse to numb the pain when you are finding it hard to face your problems. Music was my healing, it was my release, but sometimes I needed to escape my escape and just be numb to my emotions and thoughts but the next day shit’s still the same and if anything it put a hindrance on my healing.”

Nooky burst onto the scene in 2010, after moving from southern coastal town Nowra to Sydney and gaining attention for his unmatched rhymes and technical rap style. After making a name for himself in his new hometown, the multidisciplinary artist first received international recognition on a chance meeting with Taboo from the Black Eyed Peas, next flying to LA to collaborate on a track. In 2016, he took home the Australia Council’s Dreaming Prize for young Indigenous artists, before going on to release his debut solo single “Black Future” in 2018. Nooky has appeared on tracks with B Wise, P Smurf, Birdz, Sonboy, Manu Crooks and more, plus featured his second solo track “Blackfellas” on 2019’s Deadly Hearts 2 compilation album, shining a light on Indigenous music, culture and identity alongside Dan Sultan, Electric Fields, Busby Marou, Tia Gostelow and more. Not slowing down there, Nooky is also an esteemed producer, having curated the behind the scenes on tracks from Birdz, Caiti Baker and Tasman Keith.

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VIDEO PREMIERE: NOOKY OPENS UP ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE ON NEW SINGLE ‘NUMB’ — FILTER

New music out on Bad Apples Music today from Nooky with his single “Numb”. Check out the video premiere over at Filter Zine. Stream or download.
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Meredith Music Festival 2019

Finally, Briggs has come back to the Meredith Music Festival! Throw ya boots in the air! See you December 13, 14 & 15! #meredithmusicfestival


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BAD APPLES MUSIC PRESENT – SNOTTY NOSE RES KIDS (CANADA)

We are excited to today announce we will be hosting Canadian Indigenous hip hop duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids across a weekend of FREE shows from 6-8 September, supported by some of our own talented local artists including NookyKobie Dee and Alice Skye as well as special guest acts Lady Lash and Ridzy.

In the country for BIGSOUND, Snotty Nose Rez Kids are the combined talents of Yung Trybez and Young D, hailing from the Haisla Nation of British Columbia. Their trap beats and woven lyricism pay homage to their upbringing, while also touching upon larger themes related to Indigenous identity, politics and resistance.

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Thank you National Indigenous Music Awards I couldn’t be there last night

Thank you National Indigenous Music Awards I couldn’t be there last night because I was rocking a sold out Rod Laver w/ Hilltop Hoods. Big thank you to Dylan River the director, genius. You can see the award winning video here.

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‎Briggs: Influences

Check out some of my musical influences over at Apple Music.


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The NEW Australia is back and LIVE 1PM SYD TUE / 8PM LA MON on Beats 1! Yessir! Playing bangers…

The NEW Australia is back and LIVE 1PM SYD TUE / 8PM LA MON on Beats 1! Yessir! Playing bangers from the Apple Music playlist! Like NEW Triple One Remi. Sampa The Great Philly & more! Listen live for free: apple.co/thenewlive Anytime: apple.co/thenew


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Port Macquarie! See you @ Festival Of The Sun! Bring yourselves! I’ll bring Jayteehazard and Nooky &…

Port Macquarie! See you @ Festival Of The Sun! Bring yourselves! I’ll bring Jayteehazard and Nooky & maybe more!


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NEW PHILLY – BROWN SKIN

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Today, award-winning Australian rapper and hip-hop sensation, Philly shares his latest single and video, “Brown Skin” feat. Waari, out via Bad Apples Music. As the first artist signed to Bad Apples back in 2016, today’s release signals the return of new music in 2019 from the Mildura raised, Naarm based MC.

Celebrating heritage, the video sees Philly and Waari champion their indigenous culture, showering adoration and respect for the powerful indigenous female figures in their lives. A playfully colourful and uplifting visual, “Brown Skin” showcases Philly’s mellow bars with Waari’s dreamy vocals, guided gently by an acoustic guitar melody that further spotlights the masterful pairing of their combined talents. Imbued with deep appreciation of their “Black Queen”, Philly uses “Brown Skin” to highlight the unparalleled strength of Indigenous Australian women across all generations and as Bad Apples continuously does, promote black excellence across the nation.

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