Nooky Ere Lah

'Ere Lah' is produced by IamSolo (OneFour, B Wise, Rebecca Hatch) and can basically mean anything.

Nooky says, 'Ere Lah is Aboriginal slang that is widely used throughout Australia but predominantly up and down the east coast. The song is just about taking some pride in our language, it's used when giving something or telling someone something, addressing someone plus a mix of other things, it literally means whatever you want it to mean in that moment." 

Already renowned for his unmatched rhymes and technical rap style, the official video for 'Ere Lah' was proudly premiered on Australia's hip hop tastemaker site Filterzine. Filmed in Sydney the clip was directed and produced by Sonder Films. 

On release, the Ere Lah was instantly added to Apple Music 'The New Australia' playlist and Spotify's 'New Music Australia & New Zealand', 'Local Hype' and 'The Drip'.

Nooky's name has been built on the energetic shows he delivers and the work he has done behind the scenes as an esteemed producer. Across his career, he has shaken the stage with artists such as Urthboy, A.B. Original, Jimblah, The Daily Meds, as well as touring consistently alongside his mentor Briggs and produced tracks for Birdz, Caiti Baker and Tasman Keith. In 2016 he won the Australia Council's Dreaming Prize for young Indigenous artists and last year released his raw and honest debut EP Junction Court receiving praise from the likes of Life Without Andy, The Music, Acclaim, Filter. Nooky has also appeared on tracks with artists such B Wise, P Smurf, Birdz, Sonboy and Manu Crooks plus featured on 2019's Deadly Hearts 2 compilation album alongside Dan Sultan, Electric Fields, Busby Marou, Tia Gostelow and more.

A fierce advocate for championing black excellence, Nooky has positioned his music and voice at the forefront of conversations around changing the date and educating others on the Nation's true history.