13 Facts About Drapht

Drapht is a member of the Syllabolix crew, a collective that includes fellow Perth-based hip hop artists such as Downsyde.

Drapht grew up in North Perth, Western Australia, a suburb of Perth.

The name "Drapht" is based on a Western Australian Swan Brewery beer, Swan Draught; the company's logo was written on a watch that his father brought home when Drapht was 13 or 14.

Drapht attended Perth Modern School in Subiaco but was not involved in the school's music program.

Drapht became a vital part of Perth's hip hop crew, Syllabolix, at the age of 17.

Drapht released a music video for "The Music", which was shown on Rage.

Drapht performed a guest verse on the track, "The Blue Blooded", which was included on the Hilltop Hoods' 2006 album, The Hard Road.

Drapht released Seven Mirrors in August 2016, which peaked at number 4 on the ARIA Albums Chart.

In March 2009, Drapht undertook a national tour of Australia with fellow Western Australians, Downsyde with a number of the eastern states performances being supported by Pez.

Drapht made appearances at Homebake, Pyramid Rock Festival, Southbound, Open Arms and MS Fest.

Drapht appeared at the 2011 Groovin' the Moo festival and undertook a national tour to promote the album, with support from Mantra and The Tongue.

Drapht was the opening act for American musical duo Twenty One Pilots during the Australia and New Zealand leg of The Bandito Tour in December 2018.

Alongside many other Australian hip hop artists, Drapht appears in the music video for the Hilltop Hoods song, "Rattling the Keys to the Kingdom".