Briggs is one of Australia’s most influential hip hop artists, cultural leaders and creative pioneers. A proud Yorta Yorta man from Shepparton, Victoria, Briggs has built an extraordinary career through powerful storytelling, fearless social commentary and an unwavering commitment to championing Indigenous voices across music, media and the arts.
Emerging onto the Australian hip hop scene with his debut EP Homemade Bombs, Briggs quickly established himself as a formidable talent, earning national recognition through acclaimed releases including The Blacklist and the award-winning Sheplife. Known for his sharp lyricism, commanding stage presence and authentic perspective, he has become one of the most respected voices in Australian contemporary music.
Throughout his career, Briggs has collaborated with some of the country’s most celebrated artists and played a pivotal role in shaping Indigenous representation within the music industry. As the founder of Bad Apples Music, Australia’s first Indigenous-owned national record label, he has created opportunities for emerging First Nations artists while helping drive positive change across the industry.
Beyond music, Briggs has built an impressive career as a writer, actor, producer and advocate, contributing to acclaimed television productions and cultural initiatives that celebrate Indigenous excellence and storytelling.
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Perfect For:
• music festivals & live entertainment events
• cultural celebrations & community programs
• leadership, diversity & inclusion conferences
• keynote presentations, panel discussions & special events
