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Seth Sentry

by Andrew Tijs on May 13, 2021

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Laidback Melbourne rapper Seth Sentry has a new album,  and jokes about lowered expectations, tough guy hip-hop, yo-yos, and more.

Seth Sentry broke out with his adorable tune ‘The Waitress Song’, and has become one of the most beloved rappers in the country with his breezy, jokey, and occasionally introspective style.

With his two new singles ‘What’s My Scene’ and ‘Float Away’, Seth reinforces the easygoing sound but he tells Noise11 that the rest of This Was Tomorrow is death metal. Plus, he considers the Sprung Festival, discusses whether he’s a nerdcore rapper, why he’s giving away branded yo-yos, and how the image of being a lazy stoner is actually helping.

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