Seth Sentry

Seth Sentry (born Gregory Andrews, February 27, 1983) is an Australian hip hop artist from Melbourne, Victoria. Known for his intricate rhyme schemes, storytelling abilities, and distinctive Australian accent, Seth Sentry has released several critically acclaimed albums and EPs.

Career:

Sentry gained prominence in the Australian hip hop scene in the late 2000s with tracks released online and performances at local venues. He independently released his debut EP, The Waiter Minute EP, in 2008.

His breakthrough came with the release of his debut album, This Was Tomorrow, in 2012. The album received widespread acclaim, charting in the ARIA top 10 and winning an AIR Award for Best Independent Hip Hop Album. It featured popular tracks like "Dear Science" and "Float Away."

In 2015, Sentry released his second album, Strange New Past, which also achieved significant commercial and critical success. This album saw him experimenting with more diverse sounds and lyrical themes. Songs such as "Run" and "Dumb Things" proved popular with audiences.

Following Strange New Past, Sentry released several singles and collaborated with other artists, continuing to tour and perform at festivals. He has been recognized for his contribution to Australian hip hop and his engaging live performances.

Musical Style and Influences:

Seth Sentry's music is characterized by its clever wordplay, complex narratives, and relatable themes often touching upon personal experiences, social commentary, and introspective reflections. His Australian accent is a distinctive element of his delivery.

He has cited influences from various hip hop artists, including Eminem, as well as influences outside of hip hop.