WA's The Stoops paid homage to 90's WA TV ads with Money To Burn |
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For over 15 years The Stoops have built and maintained a solid foot-hold in the Australian Hip Hop scene with their unique brand of unpretentious Hip Hop.
Recent years have been spent tweaking and evolving their soul-fueled signature sound in preparation for their latest self-produced album Boom Cycle.
First off the ranks was single Middle of a Riot which gained national radio play and a sold out single launch in Fremantle. Working hard to maintain this momentum, the group released two more singles If I Had A Kid and the more recent Over.
For their latest release Money To Burn, The Stoops have upped the ante with the pairing of a self-produced video clip that can best be described as A Western Australian 90s-era TV commercial fever dream.
An obscure and comically sarcastic response to Hip Hop’s biggest cliche - the flaunting ones finances. Shot in a style that pays homage to the low budget TV ads that uniquely characterises growing up the 90’s in WA.
Recent years have been spent tweaking and evolving their soul-fueled signature sound in preparation for their latest self-produced album Boom Cycle.
First off the ranks was single Middle of a Riot which gained national radio play and a sold out single launch in Fremantle. Working hard to maintain this momentum, the group released two more singles If I Had A Kid and the more recent Over.
For their latest release Money To Burn, The Stoops have upped the ante with the pairing of a self-produced video clip that can best be described as A Western Australian 90s-era TV commercial fever dream.
An obscure and comically sarcastic response to Hip Hop’s biggest cliche - the flaunting ones finances. Shot in a style that pays homage to the low budget TV ads that uniquely characterises growing up the 90’s in WA.
