"Sket" is the debut single from Adelaide duo Surley. "Sket" follows the hard life and dangerous antics of the underground Red-Light District professions. Max Heat sings "Gotta make a dollar, shit, he don't even sign the cheque" in the perspective of a Pimp who's been told by his "Bottom Bitch" that a customer has left without paying one of his girls, Leaving him no choice but to "take blood as payment". SamLCF details the luxe of underground life, rapping "Whole closet full of high end, new jet fly'n, just placed a bid for my new pet lion"; while Charlie Green expresses the hussle of the street in his bars "Sunrise, sunset, everyday we on a mission" and "We doing baggie drops all night".

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