“Fall from the Light”: New Album by Hilltop Hoods
Australian hip-hop trio Hilltop Hoods have announced their ninth studio album, “Fall From The Light”, set for release on August 1, 2025. Fans can access the album through various platforms, including CD, cassette, LP, and digital formats. Pre-orders are available on the official Hilltop Hoods website and other major music retailers.
Who Are Hilltop Hoods?
Hilltop Hoods are an Australian hip-hop group formed in 1994 in Blackwood, Adelaide, South Australia. The group consists of members Suffa (Matthew David Lambert), Pressure (Daniel Howe Smith), and DJ Debris (Barry John M. Francis). They are renowned for pioneering the “”larrikin-like”” style of Australian hip-hop and have achieved significant success with multiple chart-topping albums and numerous awards.
Announcement of “Fall From The Light”
On May 28, 2025, Hilltop Hoods announced their upcoming album, “Fall From The Light”, marking their first release in six years since “The Great Expanse” in 2019. The album is set to be released on August 1, 2025, through Island Records Australia/UMA records. The announcement was made via the band’s official website and various media outlets.
Features of “Fall From The Light”
“Fall From The Light” is produced by One Above, with additional production by Sesta and Suffa. The album was recorded in Adelaide, Darwin, Melbourne, and New Zealand. It features 12 tracks, including collaborations with New Zealand group SIX60 and Australian artist Nyassa. The album also includes the lead single “The Gift” featuring Marlon, and the fan-favorite “Don’t Happy, Be Worry”.
Tracklist of “Fall From The Light”
- Fall From The Light feat. Nyassa
- Never Coming Home feat. SIX60
- The Gift feat. Marlon
- Get Well Soon feat. SIX60
- Naked
- Rage Against the Fatigue
- The Omelette
- Don’t Happy, Be Worry
- Something Bigger Than This
- This Year
- Laced Up
- The Moth feat. Nyassa
Fans can pre-order the album and find more information on the official Hilltop Hoods website and other major music retailers.