Melbourne-bred rapper Eloquor has always kept his brand close to mirroring the human condition and has been likened to harbouring the traits of a vigilante of the modern era. However, the longtime Melbourne MC’s raps have never stolen from struggles outside of those he shares with the real heads of Australian hip-ho​p. ​ Eloquor’s quality storytelling has never strayed far from adding weight to some of Australia’s darkest controversies, cold-cocking his views on Australia Day using no uncertain terms to illustrate his stance on the issues behind the day off work. February, 2013, Eloquor sided with Indigenous Tasmanian rapper​ Strike Won​ to knuckle-up on an awareness track titled ‘Invasion’​ pushing back a ton of shade to the controversial debate over the British Empire’s hold over our great brown land. Both MCs went hard in the canvas over a head-knocking beat from producer ​7’6 ​(Seven Six). He soon collaborated with video clip director/producer C​arl Allison​ for a forceful visual accompaniment to ‘Invasion’, demonstrating that an Eloquor record is never without a social conscience.