Biography

The Brothahood use hip-hop as a tool to instil faith into young Muslims who are conflicted with their own identity, they break down stereotypes and misconceptions of Muslims from the Western world as well as bringing positive insights into life through music, regardless of race, gender or creed. They've created a whole new theme to the wider hip hop scene whilst maintaining hip hops core essence: taught and intelligent rhymes and production skills that are sharp and always on point. Disillusioned with modern hip-hops celebration of gun play and misogyny, the Brothahood tracks are reflections on real life and on the struggles of real people who are deemed outsiders by their society. The results are socially conscious tracks such as Revolutionarily, featuring Young Noble from Tupacs Outlawz. The video alone received over 3000 hits in the first week. Their tracks touch on social issues such as domestic violence, identity and stereotypes. The group have toured all over Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, United Kingdom and parts of the Middle East, touching fans with their profound lyrics and hard hitting beats.