Emerald Sun Releases “Massive Attack,” a New Electro-Rap Party Anthem Featuring Lou Vicious

About Emerald Sun: 

Growing up in Darwin, Australia, Emerald Sun brings a vintage-yet-fresh sound to the Australian rap scene, evolving from street boom-bap cuts like “Return Of The King Hit” and “Good Christians” into good-vibes fan favorites including “Feeling Good” and “Callin’ Out.” Late last year, Emerald Sun teamed up with U.S. artist Taj Austin (Coast Contra) on the sub-heavy, catchy single “3:33,” continuing a run of releases that balance lyrical grit with party-starting momentum.

About Lou Vicious:

Lou Vicious BioHaving major punk-rock influences and combining them with modern production to craft his unique sound, Lou Vicious released his first “hip-hop” track in late 2016 and continues to bring something new to the table with every release. Raised in many places—mainly on the Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia—Vicious became interested in making music at a young age, and it was obvious he had a passion for playing drums, guitar, and numerous music-related areas. Rap or hip-hop was not of interest through the early years of his high school experience until he found himself listening to tracks from people like Earl Sweatshirt and Young Thug. Even then, making music in that genre didn’t begin until he came across the sounds of Lil Uzi Vert and people of that new wave. At this point, Louie had a hatred towards school, leading to being kicked out, moving north of Brisbane, and then deciding this style of music was the direction he wanted to go in.