One of the most exciting Irish bands of any genre, Tebi Rex have risen from the country's acclaimed hip-hop scene to create a stir not only at home but in the US and UK via their high energy live show, radio friendly singles, witty videos and engaging social media presence. Their Greek mythology inspired 2019 debut album The Young Will Eat The Old - released via AWAL on the back of two memorable shows at The Great Escape - was lauded by the likes of The Irish Times, Dan Hegarty, The Line Of Best Fit, Hot New Hip-Hop and Today FM as one of the domestic releases of the year. 

Due to embark on an Irish tour as well as making their US debut at SxSW in 2020 before circumstances got in the way, Tebi Rex have instead busied themselves with the release of two singles in quick succession - ‘White Boy Of The Month’ and ‘I Got My Whole’ - and praise from the likes of Clash Magazine, The Line Of Best Fit, Earmilk, CMU, SounDigest, Nialler9, Last Day Deaf, GUAP, District Magazine and Hot Press. Live online shows followed for Ireland Performs, the Hot Press Young & Emerging series and AWAL’s collaboration with Liverpool Sound City, while the inclusion of ‘I Never Got Off The Bus’ on the soundtrack for global hit TV series Normal People has brought their music to a wider audience around the world and helped take their The Young Will Eat The Old to a million streams.

This has led the way for the EP Brackets, featuring this year's singles alongside two new tracks - the fierce drinking anthem 'AAAAGH' (featuring Awkward Z and debuted at last week's inspired Ireland Music Week performance) and more tender 'You Thot'. Having explored the more frivolous side of their nature through these releases, the band return to working on another major project destined to see the light of day in 2021 - as well as making their London debut early in the year at new Vince Power venue The Fiddler.