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FORM OF AUDIO
Genre: Hip Hop
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: dejah daily, stretch, suggest, vawnagraphic, Eniac.
Influences: Public Enemy, J5, looptroop
Artist Website: www.myspace.com/formofaudio

These three Emcees, a DJ and a Producer bring a refreshing presence with thoughtful lyrics and tight performances.
Each of FOA’s songs are delivered with the same high level of energy, while ranging in topic from summers in Melbourne to issues in politics. DJ Vawnagraphic’s cuts remain tight and strengthen each track with aggressive samples and impressive scratches. Meanwhile the backing instrumentals are funky, soulful and easy to swing a hip too.
The group has performed with prominent hip-hop acts TZU, Diafrix, 3to2 and Debt collector, as well as supporting other genres including electro-fusion rockers Jika. They have played at venues all over Melbourne including The Evelyn, The Empress, Revolver Upstairs and the House of Fools.
Form Of Audio break free of any tired clichés without losing their passion for good solid hip-hop.

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SWING
rating:  5/5
Maybe I've just missed hearin' a bit of scrtchin' but that tracks bithin'




SWING
rating:  5/5
smoking hot!! definately one for us chicky babes to groove to. about time!!!




SWING
rating:  5/5
this track is a feast of funk, from the who's yo daddy wah guitar to the feel good rhymes to the aggressive cuts, this track impresses from start to ...




My Eclipse
rating:  4/5
diiiiiig the crazay scratch set at the start of the track. tracks got a good feel to it.
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