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QLD based & record from home, unique style and versatility. Used to just be a text based internet emcee, well known on the (online) battle circuit and only done a couple low key events. started recording around 2005/06 and been doing it on and off ever since. come from a small town and work in the mines so actively pursuing hip hop has been difficult and remains a side project. Always interested in collaborations so hit me up. please leave comments/criticisms/feedback and rate my music! you can listen some of my older tracks @ www.soundclick.com/ausmode peace.

Adelaide rock band Mode famously had their debut gig cancelled on the day South Australia entered its first COVID lockdown. Stuck at home, the group began recording instead, trading overdubs between houses and shaping a modern power-pop sound. That instinctive DIY approach led to their self-titled debut album on End of the Pier Records, showcasing the songwriting of indie veterans Rich Miller and Marc Garnett, alongside Paddy McGee (keys), Colin Chapman (bass) and Derek Leinweber (drums). Early singles The Sun and Rundle Mall introduced their Britpop-meets-Australian-indie aesthetic. Mode’s second album, Situation, took things further — recorded in the band’s own purpose-built studio and featuring the singles “Strange Girl” and “Sick.” With two albums now released and a growing live following, Mode continue to refine their sharp, melodic take on power pop.