The necessity for risks and pushing barriers has become a staple in Sol Bishop’s creative diet as of late. The Melbourne based rapper continues to veer in and out of Hip-Hop fundamentals, offering a lift in spirit, and a way to escape day to day mundane problems, even only if it’s just for a short period of time. 
 Spending the majority of his childhood and teenage years in Torres Strait Islands and Townsville, Sol Bishop began finding himself on the page, which eventually lead to a detailed course in releasing music and performing to crowds. With opportunities to perform alongside his teenage idols such as Illy, Bliss N Eso, Thundamentals, Allday and Xzibit, the path for Sol Bishop was quite clear. 
 A change in direction, and the sudden move to Melbourne boosted his love for creativity, and has since become a neccesity in his day-to-day activity. Working alongside a crew of frequent collaborators, (such as producers Dom Cork and Jimmy Harwood), Sol Bishops music has become a destination for his growing listenership, and for those who relate to the day-to-day grind seeking a break. 
 Remaining consistent in the studio, and prevalent in Melbourne’s world-class creative system, listeners old and new can look forward to a new era of Sol Bishop’s journey as an artist - one you wouldn’t want to miss out on.