Yung Shogun starting the Hip Hop show strong for season 4 ! 'Cook' was the word for the day and that's exactly what we did! Hope you enjoy this one and you can check out the freestyle he did on our Instagram @hiphopsyn. 

Yung Shogun starting the Hip Hop show strong for season 4 ! 'Cook' was the word for the day and that's exactly what we did! Hope you enjoy this one and you can check out the freestyle he did on our Instagram @hiphopsyn.

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.

The Hip Hop Show

YUNG SHOGUN

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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