Suffa
Suffa was born in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia on May 6th, 1977 and is the Rapper. At the age of 47, Suffa biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, songs, and networth are available.
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Matthew David Lambert (born 6 May 1977), better known by his stage name Suffa, is an Australian rapper best known as one of the Hilltop Hoods' hip hop band.
Suffa is also a producer and has produced songs for other artists, including Funkoars and Kate Miller-Heidke, in addition to his Hilltop Hoods duties.
Lambert has been a resident of the Hilltop Hoods album for more than 15 years.
Early life
Lambert was born in Adelaide, South Australia, on May 6, 1977. He grew up and states in the lyrics of the Hilltop Hoods' "The Hard Road" that he dropped high school without graduating and was later employed as a "factory labourer."
Personal life
The Advertiser newspaper in Adelaide reported that he had suggested to his partner Carlie in April 2012.
Lambert revealed that he was involved in May 2012 while presenting an Australian hip hop show on Triple J (typically hosted by Hau Latukefu of Australian hip hop duo Koolism).
Following the debut of his single "Cosby Sweater" from Hilltop Hoods' seventh studio album, Walking Under Stars, Lambert revealed that he owned a series of Coogi jackets, made popular by hip hop artists such as Biggie Smalls and Snoop Dogg. Lambert said that his wife does not approve of the jacket's style, but that he tells her: "You have no idea how much money I am right now."
Lambert's first child, a daughter, arrived in July 2016.
Music career
Suffa met bandmate MC Pressure at Blackwood High School in the early 1990s and formed the Hilltop Hoods. After a demo and two releases, the band had a breakthrough album with The Calling in 2003.
Suffa's first solo production was a compilation album, entitled Suffering City Vol. 1, and was released in 2002—the album featured tracks such as "Divine Intervention Part 3", "True Aussie Icon" and "Lifes Geographics", whereby a series of artists performed over Suffa's musical creations. Artists such as Muphin, Pegasus, DJ Bonez and Reason contributed to Suffering City Vol. 1. In an interview prior to the launch of the album, Suffa provided a description of the album:
In 2002, following his work on Suffering City Vol. 1, Suffa also revealed a perspective on hip hop production that he had discovered at that time of his career: "I think the key to hip hop production is keeping things rough. If a song’s too clean it loses its edge. My advice to producers is to look outside the standard jazz, funk and soul breaks for samples. I’ll sample anything, even if someone else has already used it. I’ve stopped caring about 'The rules'."
Following the release of the Hilltop Hoods' sixth album, Drinking from the Sun, a free EP, entitled The Good Life in the Sun, was released as a free download in mid-2012. The entire EP was produced by Suffa and featured remixes of songs from the sixth album, such as "Speaking in Tongues" and "The Underground". The EP also features a song that is a collaborative effort by Australian artists Plutonic Lab, One Above and Hilltop Hoods' DJ Debris.
In collaboration with Suffa, Western Australian MC Drapht released a song, entitled "Salute", on 20 February 2013, and it was uploaded to the MC's SoundCloud profile. Drapht also appears on the Hilltop Hoods' seventh studio album, Walking Under Stars, providing a verse for the track "Brainbox".
Hilltop Hoods released Walking Under Stars on 8 August 2014, and, while the album is a Golden Era Records recording, Universal Music Australia acquired the exclusive licensing rights to distribute the album in Australia, Canada, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Benelux, while Golden Era continues its partnership with Fontana for the US release. Walking Under Stars was conceived before Drinking From the Sun was written, and Lambert referred to the former as "a companion piece" in an August 2014 interview. Lambert also explained that "I’m a Ghost" is four years old, while a segment of "Brainbox" originally appeared on the 2012 Golden Era mixtape.
After signing with Golden Era in early 2013, Adelaide MC K21 published the first single from his second album online in October 2014. Suffa was responsible for the production of the single, entitled "Change My Way" and features Joy Sparkes.