ONEFOUR offers new track ‘Luxford’

With their debut album set to arrive June 13th, the Australian drill group have arrived with their latest single.  Holding significant weight since their recent tracks “Family” and “Phone Call” ft. British pop superstar Mabel, ONEFOUR continues to connect With an accompanying visual shot over one of Sydney’s most known suburbs, ‘Look At Me Now’  is shot across Luxford, the main road that cuts across the centre of the group’s borough of Mount Druitt.

Commanding our attention, the black and white visualiser pairs perfectly with the track, which is a deeply personal and persistent story told about the jeopardy surrounding confrontation, brotherhood, and an urgent need to make real things change everyday. Amassing attention, ‘Luxford’ is a fitting new release form the collective, who are demanding our attention in time for their full length debut. 

Standing rooted in their artistic purpose, the group received a recent spotlight by DAZED, who highlighted them as part of their ‘5 Rappers The Government Didn’t Want You To Listen To’. ONEFOUR, who are navigating their musical endeavours within an Australian system trying to oppose them, have emerged as Australia’s first drill act, and more importantly, one of the first examples of a minority Islander community gaining mainstream musical attention.