Denmark Vissy all the way from Brisbane, in the studio with us chatting all things off his latest album "Grey Hairs". From the stress of finding your grind and sound as an local Aussie artist to cooling of by playing some Dungeons and Dragons, Visceral Sound is full of pleasant surprises. Listen in to find out more about what goes into creating an album like grey hairs.

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Denmark Vissy all the way from Brisbane, in the studio with us chatting all things off his latest album "Grey Hairs". From the stress of finding your grind and sound as an local Aussie artist to cooling of by playing some Dungeons and Dragons, Visceral Sound is full of pleasant surprises. Listen in to find out more about what goes into creating an album like grey hairs.
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The Hip Hop Show is SYN's flagship hip hop and R&B music program, spinning tracks from emerging and established hip hop acts from around the country and the world.

The Hip Hop Show is a SYN Media Podcast.

The Hip Hop Show is SYN's flagship hip hop and R&amp;B music program, spinning tracks from emerging and established hip hop acts from around the country and the world.
The Hip Hop Show is a SYN Media Podcast.

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Hailing from the vibrant underground of Naarm/Melbourne, Teether & Kuya Neil are a boundary-pushing rapper-producer duo redefining the sound of contemporary Australian hip-hop. Their chemistry is electric — Teether's sharp, immersive storytelling weaves seamlessly through Kuya Neil’s unorthodox, futuristic production. Together, they create music that’s as cerebral as it is visceral — pulling from rap, punk, glitch, garage, and everything in between.

Their aesthetic, both sonically and visually, is rooted in a DIY ethos, shaped by glitchy internet culture, late-night existentialism, and a raw awareness of urban life. Over the years, they’ve built a cult following, becoming key figures in Melbourne's alternative music scene while earning praise from outlets like Rolling Stone AU/NZ, NME, and Guardian Australia.

Following acclaimed releases like GLYPH and STRESSOR — the latter earning a 2024 AIR Award nomination — the duo is gearing up for their most ambitious project yet: their debut album, YEARN IV, dropping May 2 via Chapter Music. The record is already turning heads with standout singles like “ZOO” and “BLUSH”, which blend vulnerability and grit with genre-defying production.

With a recent headline performance at The Gasometer and a Golden Plains Festival debut under their belt, Teether & Kuya Neil are carving a unique lane — one that’s as reflective as it is revolutionary. Expect YEARN IV to be an uncompromising statement of artistry that cements them as two of Australia’s most forward-thinking creative

Hailing from the vibrant underground of Naarm/Melbourne, Teether &amp; Kuya Neil are a boundary-pushing rapper-producer duo redefining the sound of contemporary Australian hip-hop. Their chemistry is electric &mdash; Teether's sharp, immersive storytelling weaves seamlessly through Kuya Neil&rsquo;s unorthodox, futuristic production. Together, they create music that&rsquo;s as cerebral as it is visceral &mdash; pulling from rap, punk, glitch, garage, and everything in between.
Their aesthetic, both sonically and visually, is rooted in a DIY ethos, shaped by glitchy internet culture, late-night existentialism, and a raw awareness of urban life. Over the years, they&rsquo;ve built a cult following, becoming key figures in Melbourne's alternative music scene while earning praise from outlets like Rolling Stone AU/NZ, NME, and Guardian Australia.
Following acclaimed releases like GLYPH and STRESSOR &mdash; the latter earning a 2024 AIR Award nomination &mdash; the duo is gearing up for their most ambitious project yet: their debut album, YEARN IV, dropping May 2 via Chapter Music. The record is already turning heads with standout singles like &ldquo;ZOO&rdquo; and &ldquo;BLUSH&rdquo;, which blend vulnerability and grit with genre-defying production.
With a recent headline performance at The Gasometer and a Golden Plains Festival debut under their belt, Teether &amp; Kuya Neil are carving a unique lane &mdash; one that&rsquo;s as reflective as it is revolutionary. Expect YEARN IV to be an uncompromising statement of artistry that cements them as two of Australia&rsquo;s most forward-thinking creative

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