Hailing from Sydney, rising talented producer SINIQ has been on a bit of an unstoppable rampage lately. With a number of trap/bass heaters released over the last few months to playing a debut set at Sydney’s EMC Showcase last month, good things await for Sebastian Morales as we creep into 2017.

I’m excited to see what SINIQ has planned for us over the next year especially after getting a special mention from triple J’s Dave Ruby Howe, listing SINIQ in his inthemix article 25 Locals Who’ll Rule 2017. 

SINIQ‘s newest release Pagan Poetry featuring fiery vocals from another Sydney artist, Kwame is a catchy one and it’s everything that represents SINIQ‘s unique and big sound. The production is perfect. It’s moody, it’s filthy and Kwame nails his vocals. SINIQ and Kwame make an impressive duo and it’d be awesome to see these two collaborate again.

Pagan Poetry follows SINIQ‘s other big tune Tao, a more racier and energetic banger that was influenced by Sebastian Morales’s travels through Asia.

I can tell already that 2017 is going to be a good year.

Have a listen to SINIQ’s Pagan Poetry and Tao, get those plays up!