threatnique

This one’s called The Cook Off. Producers had to flip at least five samples from a Splice pack and turn it into a 45 to 60 second banger.

Out of all the entries, mine made it to the final round judged by none other than Just Blaze himself.

That means a lot.

Just Blaze has been one of the influences on how I think about drums, samples, and arrangement ! so to be selected in something he’s personally judging? That hits deep.

I won’t be in New York physically, but I’ll be locked in from Gadigal land (Sydney) and…

This past few weeks have been an incredible ride, filled with inspiring creatives and unique experiences in the best ways possible ! Sydney’s artistic community is thriving, and I’ve been lucky to be part of some truly special moments.

Hush Club & The Skazoodle Launch Event
On Friday, March 28, I had the pleasure of attending the third event by Sydney’s freshest underground experience—Hush Club, founded by the talented Katiana Silkiss. The night kicked off at Mixtape Brewery in Marrickville, where we strapped…

Last week, I had the incredible opportunity to immerse myself in Sydney's vibrant music scene alongside esteemed Japanese artists DJ Muro and Chily san. We attended the launch of the "First Press" campaign, a collaborative endeavor between Kirin Ichiban, Deus Records, and DJ Muro, orchestrated by Monster Children and UM. This initiative celebrates the artistry and dedication inherent in both brewing and music production. This was paired with awesome short film which you can find here.

The event was a…

Check out my new and latest video ! Which is something new for 2025 ! 

I made a new beat on the mpc2000xl and various vinyl records, i take a ride through Newtown, Sydney and head into 2ser to host the last episode of beat heads for 2024. 

As usual all that commenting, liking, sharing and subbing means alot ! and thanks heaps for checking out the content ! 
 

Happy New Year
Threatnique

It's been a wild couple of months out in Sydney, Australia being a beat maker and producer. I am grateful for all the gigs I've been able to perform at and the people who book me. During the lead-up to a gig, for some reason, I always have this obsession with creating a new piece of material, creating new beats to play so I don't feel like I'm always playing the same thing or getting stuck. This heavy weight of pressure on my shoulders is both negative and positive. The positive is that I reap the benefits…