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After being detained for over two years simply for expressing their political rights, Pussy Riot are back at with a track that brings light the the corruption in Russia's legal system.

Courtney Barnett's Depreston puts in song the reality of housing affordability for Millennial's across Australia.

Roots Manuva is no stranger to the hard life, growing up in the British underclass he has made a name for himself as one of the countries greatest hip hip artists - Hard Bastards takes aim at the reality of inequality in modern Britain.

Queer rapper producer LE1F breaks down the reality of racism within the gay community in his track Taxi.

Paternalistic governance is an issue we are getting all to used to here in Australia and Perth MC Mathas is having non of it. Enforce Less is a cleverly constructed breakdown of the laws created to help us, that actually hurt us.

Kendrick Lamar dropped one of the most political charged albums to come from a chart topping artists in years. Alright is his anthem to the oppressed, telling them to keep fighting through the negativity, and turn it into a positive.

Sikh Hip Hop artist and community worker L-Fresh The Lion highlights the need to be proud of your culture in his track Survive, an ode to his fellow Sikh's in a country that can at times be abrasively ignorant.

Anohni's first single off her highly political album Hopelessness delves into the lack off action taken on what is arguably the most pressing issue facing the world today - climate change.

M.I.A is no stranger to politics, and her song borders is nothing short of a machine gun spray of a political point making. Highlighting the the flaws in the way that the world is dealing with its refugee crisis and the identity conflicts created by borders.

Emma Donovan teamed up with with Tim Rogers and Joelistics to raise cover two classic Indigenous tracks to raise funds for the SOS Black Australia movement trying to stop the forced removal of Indigenous Australians from their traditional lands.