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Wolverine Bio Feeding on the influence of NWA, Geto Boys, Public Enemy and many more Hip-Hop Artist of that era Wolverine decided to write his own rhymes in 94. Wolverine had one thing in mind for these rhymes release an album. This thought has plagued his mind since and in this time he formed and led a crew named The Wolfpak back in the late 90s with a man named Reta. This crew increased in size and in time grew it so large that it included Tyson X, Noodlez, DJ Moge 7 and Sudz during its prime. They did a shows around Perth and made a guest appearance on the infamous Perth Heritage FM Hip-Hop Radio Show with Armee and Hunter back in 2000, the crew broke up in 2001. In 2001 his future main partner in rhyme and production BIOS, gave him a call, and a fine partnership blossomed which led to a few more shows for Wolverine, a few appearances on the infamous BRL Show and got a fair bit of local radio play. Wolverine then went solo as others retired, started families etc. He re-focused

Scott Kent, also known as rapper Wolverine, adopted the persona of the famous Marvel comic creation, full of rage and the unbreakable metal adamantium, long before Hugh Jackman brought the character to movie screens. And while Jackman honed his craft at the prestigious Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Kent also spent years honing his in Perth, except he did it in cyphers, studios and live shows around the city & country. With the upcoming releases of his two new solo albums and more mixtaped dropping too,speakers worldwide are soon going to need adamantium speakers. He has also performed at some of Australia's premier live venues, and his intense live show has seen him share the stage with acts including Blackalicious, Method Man, Redman, Gza, Muggs, Foreign Legion, Gangstarr,Rza just to name a few. Inspired by the likes of B.I.G, Wu Tang, NWA,Public Enemy and local acts including Hilltop Hoods & Funkoars.