The next generation of Aussie artists are used to the digital realm being the dominant platform for their music. Logan Tilbury is releasing his self-titled EP Canverse in a "special limited edition hard copy" format for 15 bucks. Yep, CDs sound pretty much dead and buried.
Tilbury is all about moving forward — each step in his journey as a hip hop artist is a learning curve, and he's honest about the stumbles. "I found myself spitting rhymes at school during lunch in Year 11. At this stage I really sucked, [and I've] just been grinding to better myself since then," he explains. "When I find myself struggling with recording or writing I try to just better myself as an artist in other ways — from working on production, networking, getting merch designs, artwork, I am just always trying to keep moving forward. I don't think you can afford to be a stagnant artist," he muses. Canverse spans five years of writing and was recorded with Gully Chaps [Allday, Milwuakee Banks]. "I was trying to show my diversity on the EP: the songs really give listeners an insight in to what I'm about and I try to really get the message of being yourself across, not getting sucked in to a lot of the bullshit that goes on around us.
"I'm always inspired… Seeing so many talented artists around me making dope stuff was a real push for me to keep upping my game."
