Mitchos Da Menace

Mitchos Da Menace is an independent Australian rapper and songwriter originating from Western Sydney. He is recognized for his direct delivery, distinct flow, and thoughtful lyricism within the Australian hip-hop scene. His musical approach was shaped by early influences such as The Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, Big L, Ice Cube, and N.W.A., artists who demonstrated the capacity to convey personal stories through their music. The artist Eminem served as a specific inspiration for Mitchos Da Menace to begin writing his own narratives.

Throughout his career, Mitchos Da Menace has built a substantial discography. His albums include “Menace MDMA” (2017), “Straight Menace No Chasers” (2018), and “Pray For Them” (2020). He consistently releases singles, with notable tracks such as “Wild Fire” (2018), “Body the Booth” (2019), “Heartless” (2020), “Demons” (2021), “Harvey Dent” (2022), “Run and Hide” (2023), and “Change Of Heart” (2024). Many of his songs have been featured on Triple J and Triple J Unearthed, indicating a presence within the Australian music landscape.

Mitchos Da Menace has collaborated with various artists, including features on tracks like “Eyes To The Floor” (2019) with Sever & K21, “Still No Trust” (2020) with Joanna Turner & Kerser, “Battles” (2021) and “My Eulogy” (2022) with Ray Pelka, and “Who Want It” (2021) with Merc Mason. He has also been a featured artist on tracks by Sesk, Maundz, Savo, and Fortay. His work demonstrates a consistent output and engagement within the independent music sector.