Drapht has shared new single ‘Shadows On My Walls’ and announced his new album ‘Shadows and Shinings’ will arrive in September. In a press release, the emcee explained: “This song came to life out of ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. “Rap is the new rock’n’roll, we [are] the rock stars,” declared Kanye West in 2013. The response of the young crowd at Perth rapper ...

Aussie rapper Drapht, real name Paul Reid, says the Australian music industry needs to get behind indigenous rights. The rapper says hard-hitting hip-hop duo A.B.Original are bringing issues to light, ...

'Shadows On My Walls' is the next step in Drapht's continual evolution. Every day we highlight great new music added to the Double J playlist. New to Double J? Here's how you can tune in, no matter ...

Born in Perth (Western Australia), Drapht was introduced to music at a young age, as his father was a jazz drummer. This influence has led him on a lifetime journey of musical discovery that continues ...

4Eva Young Entertainment, with the support of Triple j, will present River Sessions on Saturday, July 2 at the Mackay Showgrounds. 4Eva Young Entertainment director Adrian Young said this year’s ...

Spacey Jane and Drapht. Credit: Daniel Hilderband and Simon Pynt. Spacey Jane and Drapht are the first acts announced for a new regional tour of Western Australia, Back On The Road. The artists will ...

Living the good life isn't always a case of living an easy one. Although going from roof carpentry to having a hit hip hop record might sound like a pretty good turn of events, there were plenty of ...

Drapht has revealed that he always requests a bucket of KFC when he is on tour. The Australian rapper, who is best known for his hits 'Jimmy Recard' and 'Rapunzel', said that he only asks for the food ...

ALREADY a self-confessed lone wolf, Aussie rapper Drapht had to become a full-blown, Californian hermit to find the inspiration for his latest batch of tracks, spending all of 2017 in the states, ...

Burnt out from the cycle of recording and touring after four albums, Paul Reid decided to realise another dream, one which would prove as rewarding and exhausting as music had been. Like his peers in ...