An exciting fixture of Australiaâs bubbling Hip-Hop scene, Melbourneâs own Eleji fka ARKS MC, has been putting in work more than most names in the country, clocking up hundreds of live shows and releasing close to a dozen projects over the last ten years.
Most recently putting together the cult-hit âThe Alex Danger Tapesâ EP (2018) featuring Talakai, Dexter Seamus + more. However, after more-than cementing his name within Australiaâs ever-evolving music scene, Eleji, now 24 years old, is gearing up to release his debut LP, âPray Tomorrow Never Comesâ - a creative, open and honest full-length masterpiece that has been in the works for four years.
Having without a doubt paid his dues, supporting a plethora of live acts across the country including Bliss N Eso, Horrorshow, Illy, Thundamentals, Drapht, The Funkoars, Allday, Ivan Ooze and Dirty Dike (UK), Locksmith (US), and more. Eleji has spent the last 10 years preparing for whatâs next, and with his debut album on the horizon, expect Eleji to become a legitimate headline act himself off the back of his magnetic charisma, energetic flows and honest lyricism.
âPray Tomorrow Never Comesâ began back in 2015 as a 21-year-old, after the St Kilda born emcee came off his national tour with legendary group Funkoars. Since then, Eleji has put every aspect of his career and life into crafting a conceptual, tell-all album that follows his life and mental development from ages 2-21.
If you thought a debut album was all that was in the pipeline for one of the hardest working creatives in the country, then youâre sorely mistaken. In 2018, Eleji launched his movement, label and DIY service: âHIEN MYTEEâ, signing a collection of eclectic Australian and New-Zealand artists and curating every element of their release from the labelâs headquarters.
Despite having toured the country, selling out EP launches and supporting the biggest of Hip-Hop acts Australia has to offer, there is no doubt that 2019 and âPray Tomorrow Never Comesâ; stands as Elejiâs magnum opus.
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