Bursting into the scene quickly by means of his intricate lyricism and potent delivery, Naarm bred and South African Australian artist Southside Denny, captured the eyes and ears of audiences from around the world after a jet fuelled performance on national television of his ‘Arcades’ mixtape track “Akuma”. His hard-hitting demeanour and unpredictable flow create an encapsulating energy for audiences to feast upon. This energy would carry Southside Denny to release multiple tracks which would later stun fans with their catchy choruses and magnetize them with his polarizing wordplay. Southside Denny attributes his musical style to his early days in high school, feeding off the influences of Childish Gambino, Outkast, Spillage Village, Kendrick Lamar and Mac Miller, but has found a lane for his own sound and style of music that could be described as a boiling pot of old and new age cultural rap. With plenty singles and teases being shown to fans, its clear that Southside Denny is an artist willing to stop at nothing to represent his story on a global scale. From performances on the big screen to underground shows, Southside Denny creates a listening experience that amalgamates intricately the life of a young coloured man in his country, representing flagrantly what the south side has to offer.