"All of the area is getting behind us, Western Sydney. Where do you see it all going? Head here for tickets. It’s just a big party. The movie.

[2], His third album, called Triloġinali, was released in July 2012. To be honest, I listen to more music with beats and that but from the UK I like Skepta, Krept & Konan, and Bugzy Malone. After this success, he performed in many musical events in Malta and Gozo. Who's Real?

I’m making playlists and definitely building a good fanbase too.

It was a risk for sure but I think it worked. If you're on Insta look up Aus rap and drill, they upload some good stuff. make it shake masks ... kerser. I didn't know. At the age of 19, he moved from his hometown Qrendi to Żurrieq.. Hooligan's career began in 2002, when he worked on the opening theme song of a Smash Television show.

"Got a few views and that, I was like, 'Fuck.

Then I just party on the weekends.

Tell Em I'm Doing Eetswa Hooligan Hefs. What is life like out there?

It was released on the 15th of September, 2019. When we meet with Hooligan Hefs on his home turf of Doonside, he looks happy and healthy, and he has plenty of reasons to celebrate. Hooliġinali also included a music video of Nieħdu Buzz. His spirited single 'The Party' has clocked well over 100,000 views in just over a fortnight, which is a considerable feat for an independent artist from West Sydney's niche rap underground. When did they start getting behind your tracks? Yeah man, for me I like all that hard rap stuff and I like partying too. His single ‘No Effect’ has racked up a humble 6.3 million streams on Spotify in just five months—it’s a ruthless yet rewarding combination of hard bars from Hefs and a seriously bassy hardstyle interlude that begs for a reload.

tell em im doing eetswa. Yeah, hard. Tell me about coming up with that idea and how people took to it? "Just so we can listen to it, and be like, 'Fuck, I remember that time.'

I’ve only just gotten on Spotify at the start of this year but since I’ve been on there it’s just been blowing up. For sure, TNs and the little bum bags and that. In February 2003, he released his debut album Oriġinali Bħali, and it was an immediate hit in Malta. For the Samoan/Chinese emcee, rapping began at The Square, a local carpark where his friends would gather to listen to music, dance and sip on the definitive drink of adolescent Australiana: "A $10 goon sack, Fruity Lexia mixed with lemonade." [5] In summer 2004, he released the single Nieħdu Buzz, which was followed by his second album Hooliġinali in 2006. We caught up with the young MC ahead of his performance at Spotify’s A1 hip-hop live in Sydney on November 7 to chat about some of his inspirations, growing up in Western Sydney with the Hooligans, and the state of Australian rap right now. Western Sydney is gonna blow. There’s me, Skinny, and one more who is locked up at the moment, but he’s one of the guys that started it with me.

and the England national football team.

Then I just party on the weekends.

Still, 'The Party' is just one of Hefs' singles that have picked up heavy traction: The more ominous 'Gang Life' and 'Not Guilty' freestyles have established Hefs as one of the area's most beloved voices, all at his tender age of 21. Yeah man, for me I like all that hard rap stuff and I like partying too. The Doonside local merges the sounds of UK drill, Australian gutter rap, and European EDM genres like hardstyle and gabber, and spits in an unmistakable Western Sydney twang. His spirited single 'The Party' has clocked well over 100,000 views in just over a fortnight, which is a considerable feat for an independent artist from West Sydney's niche rap underground. We were called the Hooligan Squad. Yeah, me and the boys used to just hit parties and we’d get drunk and rap to each other, you know? And in many ways, 'The Party' makes perfect sense for a Doonside rapper: Combining assertive bars and a rave-worthy drop, the song unites all of the most favoured sounds of West Sydney youths, especially the sportswear and Air Max afficianados that populate the area.

[2], Hooligan was born on 23 September 1980. When he was 13 years old, he became a fan of Snoop Dogg. More party, more songs. It’s sick to see because it hasn’t always been that way, people from the West didn’t always get the same shine as artists from other parts of the country.

Lifestyle DJ Discretion feat.

There's more to life than me being inside," he says. the party. [Laughs] Yeah hard. iykyk masks. [1], "Music News Malta interview Janvil & Hooligan from Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija 2013 Finalists", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hooligan_(rapper)&oldid=975956925, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 31 August 2020, at 10:54. When you hear certain people’s music and their lyrics, you can tell when they are from the West, you get me? It came out when I was 15 or 16. What can people expect from your live show at A1 live? It’s gonna blow, yeah. the party masks.

We caught up with the young MC ahead of his performance at Spotify’s A1 hip-hop live in Sydney on November 7 to chat about some of his inspirations, growing up in Western Sydney with the Hooligans, and the state of Australian rap right now. That six months just made me think that there's no life there. Masi Rooc. It’s gonna blow, yeah. Littered all over Hefs' social media accounts is a line that reads, "Tell 'em I’m doing eetswa."

What about with Spotify, how has their support impacted your career? The Doonside local merges the sounds of UK drill, Australian gutter rap, and European EDM genres like hardstyle and gabber, and spits in an unmistakable Western Sydney twang.

Hooligans Hefs is one of the artists at the forefront of this new era.

I guess it was normal, I don’t know how to describe it but it was normal for us. I know there’s HooliganSkinny who is on your track ‘IYKYK’. We used to be young, we would go get a goon sack," he says.

It's these alcohol-fuelled freestyles that laid the foundations for a more serious career. Yeah, Triple One for sure and Manu Crooks. Western Sydney is gonna blow. High-quality, pre-shrunk heavy or lightweight fleece. nerve. I feel like it means a little bit more because everyone knows the West is like, normal, but it’s harder. 02.

"My brother uploaded a freestyle on Facebook. I’m making playlists and definitely building a good fanbase too.

Who are some other Australian rappers you’re feeling right now?

You might be the first person to ever fuse hardstyle or gabber with rap. Even some of the big Islander boys couldn't gabber, but they just felt the beat and done something close to it," he laughs.

I grew up in the 67 which is Doonside.

Hooligan Hefs feat. Yeah so everyone in the Hooligans have been friends since young. "That was our spot, from Friday to Saturday and Sunday. Johnston Farrugia[1] (born 23 September 1980), better known by his stage name Hooligan (or Hooli), is a Maltese rapper. Before then, I was going back to the old ways, being in the street.

Yeah, hard. Who are the Hooligans and how did you guys get together? Other Products. To be honest, I listen to more music with beats and that but from the UK I like Skepta, Krept & Konan, and Bugzy Malone. HooliganSKINNY, Hooks & Masi Rooc) Hooligan Hefs feat.

[1] At the age of 19, he moved from his hometown Qrendi to Żurrieq. Words by Christopher Kevin Au // Photographs by Chris Loutfy.

Available in a range of colours and styles for men, women, and everyone. Catch Hooligan Hefs at Spotify’s A1 Live, which is based on Spotify’s A1 Hip-Hop playlist and includes his new track ‘Who’s Real?’, and will feature some of the most prominent breakthrough hip-hop talent from Australia and New Zealand, including Triple One, Manu Crooks, Kwame, JessB, and Sophiegrophy.

off guard.

IYKYK, (If You Know You Know), is a Drill track by Hooligan Hefs, featuring Hooligan Skinny.

"All of the area is getting behind us, Western Sydney. Where do you see it all going? Head here for tickets. It’s just a big party. The movie.

[2], His third album, called Triloġinali, was released in July 2012. To be honest, I listen to more music with beats and that but from the UK I like Skepta, Krept & Konan, and Bugzy Malone. After this success, he performed in many musical events in Malta and Gozo. Who's Real?

I’m making playlists and definitely building a good fanbase too.

It was a risk for sure but I think it worked. If you're on Insta look up Aus rap and drill, they upload some good stuff. make it shake masks ... kerser. I didn't know. At the age of 19, he moved from his hometown Qrendi to Żurrieq.. Hooligan's career began in 2002, when he worked on the opening theme song of a Smash Television show.

"Got a few views and that, I was like, 'Fuck.

Then I just party on the weekends.

Tell Em I'm Doing Eetswa Hooligan Hefs. What is life like out there?

It was released on the 15th of September, 2019. When we meet with Hooligan Hefs on his home turf of Doonside, he looks happy and healthy, and he has plenty of reasons to celebrate. Hooliġinali also included a music video of Nieħdu Buzz. His spirited single 'The Party' has clocked well over 100,000 views in just over a fortnight, which is a considerable feat for an independent artist from West Sydney's niche rap underground. When did they start getting behind your tracks? Yeah man, for me I like all that hard rap stuff and I like partying too. His single ‘No Effect’ has racked up a humble 6.3 million streams on Spotify in just five months—it’s a ruthless yet rewarding combination of hard bars from Hefs and a seriously bassy hardstyle interlude that begs for a reload.

tell em im doing eetswa. Yeah, hard. Tell me about coming up with that idea and how people took to it? "Just so we can listen to it, and be like, 'Fuck, I remember that time.'

I’ve only just gotten on Spotify at the start of this year but since I’ve been on there it’s just been blowing up. For sure, TNs and the little bum bags and that. In February 2003, he released his debut album Oriġinali Bħali, and it was an immediate hit in Malta. For the Samoan/Chinese emcee, rapping began at The Square, a local carpark where his friends would gather to listen to music, dance and sip on the definitive drink of adolescent Australiana: "A $10 goon sack, Fruity Lexia mixed with lemonade." [5] In summer 2004, he released the single Nieħdu Buzz, which was followed by his second album Hooliġinali in 2006. We caught up with the young MC ahead of his performance at Spotify’s A1 hip-hop live in Sydney on November 7 to chat about some of his inspirations, growing up in Western Sydney with the Hooligans, and the state of Australian rap right now. Western Sydney is gonna blow. There’s me, Skinny, and one more who is locked up at the moment, but he’s one of the guys that started it with me.

and the England national football team.

Then I just party on the weekends.

Still, 'The Party' is just one of Hefs' singles that have picked up heavy traction: The more ominous 'Gang Life' and 'Not Guilty' freestyles have established Hefs as one of the area's most beloved voices, all at his tender age of 21. Yeah man, for me I like all that hard rap stuff and I like partying too. The Doonside local merges the sounds of UK drill, Australian gutter rap, and European EDM genres like hardstyle and gabber, and spits in an unmistakable Western Sydney twang. His spirited single 'The Party' has clocked well over 100,000 views in just over a fortnight, which is a considerable feat for an independent artist from West Sydney's niche rap underground. We were called the Hooligan Squad. Yeah, me and the boys used to just hit parties and we’d get drunk and rap to each other, you know? And in many ways, 'The Party' makes perfect sense for a Doonside rapper: Combining assertive bars and a rave-worthy drop, the song unites all of the most favoured sounds of West Sydney youths, especially the sportswear and Air Max afficianados that populate the area.

[2], Hooligan was born on 23 September 1980. When he was 13 years old, he became a fan of Snoop Dogg. More party, more songs. It’s sick to see because it hasn’t always been that way, people from the West didn’t always get the same shine as artists from other parts of the country.

Lifestyle DJ Discretion feat.

There's more to life than me being inside," he says. the party. [Laughs] Yeah hard. iykyk masks. [1], "Music News Malta interview Janvil & Hooligan from Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija 2013 Finalists", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hooligan_(rapper)&oldid=975956925, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 31 August 2020, at 10:54. When you hear certain people’s music and their lyrics, you can tell when they are from the West, you get me? It came out when I was 15 or 16. What can people expect from your live show at A1 live? It’s gonna blow, yeah. the party masks.

We caught up with the young MC ahead of his performance at Spotify’s A1 hip-hop live in Sydney on November 7 to chat about some of his inspirations, growing up in Western Sydney with the Hooligans, and the state of Australian rap right now. That six months just made me think that there's no life there. Masi Rooc. It’s gonna blow, yeah. Littered all over Hefs' social media accounts is a line that reads, "Tell 'em I’m doing eetswa."

What about with Spotify, how has their support impacted your career? The Doonside local merges the sounds of UK drill, Australian gutter rap, and European EDM genres like hardstyle and gabber, and spits in an unmistakable Western Sydney twang.

Hooligans Hefs is one of the artists at the forefront of this new era.

I guess it was normal, I don’t know how to describe it but it was normal for us. I know there’s HooliganSkinny who is on your track ‘IYKYK’. We used to be young, we would go get a goon sack," he says.

It's these alcohol-fuelled freestyles that laid the foundations for a more serious career. Yeah, Triple One for sure and Manu Crooks. Western Sydney is gonna blow. High-quality, pre-shrunk heavy or lightweight fleece. nerve. I feel like it means a little bit more because everyone knows the West is like, normal, but it’s harder. 02.

"My brother uploaded a freestyle on Facebook. I’m making playlists and definitely building a good fanbase too.

Who are some other Australian rappers you’re feeling right now?

You might be the first person to ever fuse hardstyle or gabber with rap. Even some of the big Islander boys couldn't gabber, but they just felt the beat and done something close to it," he laughs.

I grew up in the 67 which is Doonside.

Hooligan Hefs feat. Yeah so everyone in the Hooligans have been friends since young. "That was our spot, from Friday to Saturday and Sunday. Johnston Farrugia[1] (born 23 September 1980), better known by his stage name Hooligan (or Hooli), is a Maltese rapper. Before then, I was going back to the old ways, being in the street.

Yeah, hard. Who are the Hooligans and how did you guys get together? Other Products. To be honest, I listen to more music with beats and that but from the UK I like Skepta, Krept & Konan, and Bugzy Malone. HooliganSKINNY, Hooks & Masi Rooc) Hooligan Hefs feat.

[1] At the age of 19, he moved from his hometown Qrendi to Żurrieq. Words by Christopher Kevin Au // Photographs by Chris Loutfy.

Available in a range of colours and styles for men, women, and everyone. Catch Hooligan Hefs at Spotify’s A1 Live, which is based on Spotify’s A1 Hip-Hop playlist and includes his new track ‘Who’s Real?’, and will feature some of the most prominent breakthrough hip-hop talent from Australia and New Zealand, including Triple One, Manu Crooks, Kwame, JessB, and Sophiegrophy.

off guard.

IYKYK, (If You Know You Know), is a Drill track by Hooligan Hefs, featuring Hooligan Skinny.

"All of the area is getting behind us, Western Sydney. Where do you see it all going? Head here for tickets. It’s just a big party. The movie.

[2], His third album, called Triloġinali, was released in July 2012. To be honest, I listen to more music with beats and that but from the UK I like Skepta, Krept & Konan, and Bugzy Malone. After this success, he performed in many musical events in Malta and Gozo. Who's Real?

I’m making playlists and definitely building a good fanbase too.

It was a risk for sure but I think it worked. If you're on Insta look up Aus rap and drill, they upload some good stuff. make it shake masks ... kerser. I didn't know. At the age of 19, he moved from his hometown Qrendi to Żurrieq.. Hooligan's career began in 2002, when he worked on the opening theme song of a Smash Television show.

"Got a few views and that, I was like, 'Fuck.

Then I just party on the weekends.

Tell Em I'm Doing Eetswa Hooligan Hefs. What is life like out there?

It was released on the 15th of September, 2019. When we meet with Hooligan Hefs on his home turf of Doonside, he looks happy and healthy, and he has plenty of reasons to celebrate. Hooliġinali also included a music video of Nieħdu Buzz. His spirited single 'The Party' has clocked well over 100,000 views in just over a fortnight, which is a considerable feat for an independent artist from West Sydney's niche rap underground. When did they start getting behind your tracks? Yeah man, for me I like all that hard rap stuff and I like partying too. His single ‘No Effect’ has racked up a humble 6.3 million streams on Spotify in just five months—it’s a ruthless yet rewarding combination of hard bars from Hefs and a seriously bassy hardstyle interlude that begs for a reload.

tell em im doing eetswa. Yeah, hard. Tell me about coming up with that idea and how people took to it? "Just so we can listen to it, and be like, 'Fuck, I remember that time.'

I’ve only just gotten on Spotify at the start of this year but since I’ve been on there it’s just been blowing up. For sure, TNs and the little bum bags and that. In February 2003, he released his debut album Oriġinali Bħali, and it was an immediate hit in Malta. For the Samoan/Chinese emcee, rapping began at The Square, a local carpark where his friends would gather to listen to music, dance and sip on the definitive drink of adolescent Australiana: "A $10 goon sack, Fruity Lexia mixed with lemonade." [5] In summer 2004, he released the single Nieħdu Buzz, which was followed by his second album Hooliġinali in 2006. We caught up with the young MC ahead of his performance at Spotify’s A1 hip-hop live in Sydney on November 7 to chat about some of his inspirations, growing up in Western Sydney with the Hooligans, and the state of Australian rap right now. Western Sydney is gonna blow. There’s me, Skinny, and one more who is locked up at the moment, but he’s one of the guys that started it with me.

and the England national football team.

Then I just party on the weekends.

Still, 'The Party' is just one of Hefs' singles that have picked up heavy traction: The more ominous 'Gang Life' and 'Not Guilty' freestyles have established Hefs as one of the area's most beloved voices, all at his tender age of 21. Yeah man, for me I like all that hard rap stuff and I like partying too. The Doonside local merges the sounds of UK drill, Australian gutter rap, and European EDM genres like hardstyle and gabber, and spits in an unmistakable Western Sydney twang. His spirited single 'The Party' has clocked well over 100,000 views in just over a fortnight, which is a considerable feat for an independent artist from West Sydney's niche rap underground. We were called the Hooligan Squad. Yeah, me and the boys used to just hit parties and we’d get drunk and rap to each other, you know? And in many ways, 'The Party' makes perfect sense for a Doonside rapper: Combining assertive bars and a rave-worthy drop, the song unites all of the most favoured sounds of West Sydney youths, especially the sportswear and Air Max afficianados that populate the area.

[2], Hooligan was born on 23 September 1980. When he was 13 years old, he became a fan of Snoop Dogg. More party, more songs. It’s sick to see because it hasn’t always been that way, people from the West didn’t always get the same shine as artists from other parts of the country.

Lifestyle DJ Discretion feat.

There's more to life than me being inside," he says. the party. [Laughs] Yeah hard. iykyk masks. [1], "Music News Malta interview Janvil & Hooligan from Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija 2013 Finalists", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hooligan_(rapper)&oldid=975956925, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 31 August 2020, at 10:54. When you hear certain people’s music and their lyrics, you can tell when they are from the West, you get me? It came out when I was 15 or 16. What can people expect from your live show at A1 live? It’s gonna blow, yeah. the party masks.

We caught up with the young MC ahead of his performance at Spotify’s A1 hip-hop live in Sydney on November 7 to chat about some of his inspirations, growing up in Western Sydney with the Hooligans, and the state of Australian rap right now. That six months just made me think that there's no life there. Masi Rooc. It’s gonna blow, yeah. Littered all over Hefs' social media accounts is a line that reads, "Tell 'em I’m doing eetswa."

What about with Spotify, how has their support impacted your career? The Doonside local merges the sounds of UK drill, Australian gutter rap, and European EDM genres like hardstyle and gabber, and spits in an unmistakable Western Sydney twang.

Hooligans Hefs is one of the artists at the forefront of this new era.

I guess it was normal, I don’t know how to describe it but it was normal for us. I know there’s HooliganSkinny who is on your track ‘IYKYK’. We used to be young, we would go get a goon sack," he says.

It's these alcohol-fuelled freestyles that laid the foundations for a more serious career. Yeah, Triple One for sure and Manu Crooks. Western Sydney is gonna blow. High-quality, pre-shrunk heavy or lightweight fleece. nerve. I feel like it means a little bit more because everyone knows the West is like, normal, but it’s harder. 02.

"My brother uploaded a freestyle on Facebook. I’m making playlists and definitely building a good fanbase too.

Who are some other Australian rappers you’re feeling right now?

You might be the first person to ever fuse hardstyle or gabber with rap. Even some of the big Islander boys couldn't gabber, but they just felt the beat and done something close to it," he laughs.

I grew up in the 67 which is Doonside.

Hooligan Hefs feat. Yeah so everyone in the Hooligans have been friends since young. "That was our spot, from Friday to Saturday and Sunday. Johnston Farrugia[1] (born 23 September 1980), better known by his stage name Hooligan (or Hooli), is a Maltese rapper. Before then, I was going back to the old ways, being in the street.

Yeah, hard. Who are the Hooligans and how did you guys get together? Other Products. To be honest, I listen to more music with beats and that but from the UK I like Skepta, Krept & Konan, and Bugzy Malone. HooliganSKINNY, Hooks & Masi Rooc) Hooligan Hefs feat.

[1] At the age of 19, he moved from his hometown Qrendi to Żurrieq. Words by Christopher Kevin Au // Photographs by Chris Loutfy.

Available in a range of colours and styles for men, women, and everyone. Catch Hooligan Hefs at Spotify’s A1 Live, which is based on Spotify’s A1 Hip-Hop playlist and includes his new track ‘Who’s Real?’, and will feature some of the most prominent breakthrough hip-hop talent from Australia and New Zealand, including Triple One, Manu Crooks, Kwame, JessB, and Sophiegrophy.

off guard.

IYKYK, (If You Know You Know), is a Drill track by Hooligan Hefs, featuring Hooligan Skinny.

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