Artist: Sketchy Ft. Colzey
Album: Sketchy Ep

This was the first ever made and released song by both Sketchy & Colzey. Sketchy had been writing lyrics however since he was 12 & before releasing songs actually released instrumental Rap beats online. Colzey just started out with this song being one of his first written verses. Sketchy was nervous about releasing music and asked Colzey to join him on a track to share the attention, Colzey Responded "Fuck it, yeah alright" and the rest is history.

Here Comes The Storm (Featuring Colzey)

Artist: Sketchy
Album: Sketchy Ep

This track was Sketchy's first solo track released. whilst recording this track he discovered just how sensitive his condenser mic was, in his recorded vocals he kept tweaking the controls cause he thought it was mildly screeching, only to find that the mic was picking up sounds of noisy birds in a nest by his kitchen window.

Lockdown

Artist: Sketchy Ft. Colzey
Album: Sketchy Ep

Sketchy & Colzey did there first music video to this song, they didn't go to serious with that production though. Mostly them dancing around to their own amusement. Critiqued on their video most felt the guys should have put more effort into it and made it more hiphop like. Anyone who knows these boys personally know that when not on the mic they are definitely the class clowns.

On The Mic Again (Featuring Colzey)

Sketchy doesn't consider himself naturally violent but enjoys watching competitive fighting sports. Though generally placid, Sketchy does have criminal charges laid against him for assaults. Sketchy was a fan of local rapper "BonngeBoy" and had reached out to him to collaborate on this track.

Come Get Some (Featuring BonngeBoy)

Artist: Sketchy Ft. BonngeBoy
Album: Sketchy Ep

in 2012 Sketchy entered into what he considers his first ever serious relationship. Months into the relationship his partner had made a mistake by linking up with an ex boyfriend of hers. Sketchy admits that was one of the worse heartaches to date and since the incident you can hear in his lyrics his distain towards all women in general. Sketchy isn't much of a fan airing dirty laundry but says producing this track helped him move on from these dark times.

It Doesnt Matter What You Say

Artist: Sketchy Ft. DoomFist
Album: Sketchy Ep

It was quite obvious at this point that Sketchy's relationship with his partner was on the rocks, but they remained together through it all and moved on. Sketchy was labelled a sexist rapper and even had a facebook page made about him where girls mostly would post insults and disses about him. DoomFist who played the role of councillor also drops a verse in this extended version.

Forever Alone (Extended Version, Featuring DoomFist)

It was quite obvious at this point that Sketchy's relationship with his partner was on the rocks, but they remained together through it all and moved on. Sketchy was labelled a sexist rapper and even had a facebook page made about him where girls mostly would post insults and disses about him.

Forever Alone

Artist: Sketchy
Album: Sketchy Ep

This was the first track where sketchy used one of his own made beats, the beat was made 4 years before he wrote lyrics for it. His preferred software for mixing his tracks is Fruity Loops Studio. Sketchy would even help locals make music and produce for them at no charge, just because he enjoyed being involved in anything HipHop.

G Up Song

Artist: Sketchy
Album: Sketchy Ep

After having a rough time with his partner, Sketchy began feuding with his Partners mother. whispers got back to sketchy about false rumours that she had started, the final blow which he finally decided to retaliate was over a voicemail she had left him that he later used in the outdo of this song. He says it wasn't something he jumped on and was provoked quite a bit and that is was the best way for him to set the record straight, but even he after all was said and done felt it was a little harsh.

The Debris (Dis Song)

Artist: Sketchy
Album: Sketchy Ep

Beat was produced by Colzey with a few tweaks from Sketchy. This Track shows more of Sketchy's humour. After receiving feedback that his voice sounded similar to younger day Eminem, Sketchy decided to poke fun at that by getting Colzey with his naturally deeper voice to say "hell yeah" that was inspired by the track "Business" on the Eminem show.

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