The Story So Far...

Vocalist Urban Monk (Dylan Truscio) teaming up with Producer Camelot the Cameleon (Cameron Chapman) working on a fresh approach to Hiphop/Beat Making/Ideas/Flows.
Been working together for over a 2 years now putting together good mix of unique
tracks, writing/recording and performing around Melbourne.

Over a short but prosperous career, POLO CLUB have won the hearts and ears of many
fans, even the judges of the Victorian final of the MTV Kickstart and Triple J Unearthed/
Parklife competitions, Appearances at outdoor festivals including Push Over 2009 and Good
Vibrations Festival (Melb) 2009. Popular from the get-go, the duo have snapped up support
slots for the likes of Rodney P & Skitz(UK), The Herd(Syd), Muph & Pluontic, TZU, Jehst(UK),
Hudson Mohawke(Scotland) and Atmosphere(USA) & Murs.

Peers Quotes

"With their brilliant blend of glitched-up ghetto-pop, experimental club-rap, and digital boom-bap styles, Polo Club have risen as one of the most exciting and original crews to come out of the Australian scene."
Simon Winkler, Music Co-ordinator 3RRR FM

"Polo Club are the first Australian group to take hip-hop in this direction and nail it. Mad production and rhymes with no gimmicks. Get used to the name, because they're only just getting started"
Sheriff Rosco, 'Top Billin', 3RRR FM

Polo Club - Bourgeois Beat (Home & Hosed - JJJ)

1 May 2009 Posted by Steph

Camelot the Cameleon and Urban Monk (Polo Club, collectively) are an open minded 'digi-pop-hop' collaboration. I have indulged my guilty pleasure and coined that little gem. 'Digi' for the vocoder, general electro blip, bass weight, and Presets cover. 'Pop' for the shameless smile inducing hooks, and R'n'B funk soul grind capacity. And 'Hop' for the deft rhyming that laces said hooks.

These guys popped up on Unearthed a while back and were promptly plucked from it to play 2008's massive Parklife festival, which led to very recent appearances at Good Vibrations and Push Over, and heavy supports (including The Herd, and TZU...). So with an EP to tide me over, i was content. Or kind of itchy...because I got wind of this new album...

The 13 is a real display of 'future music'. it has all the hallmarks of two guys that know their respective strengths, and share them round. Urban Monk's lyrical artillery is big, Camelot's pulling aural shapes, and their combined ability to cook up a smooth sing song banger is spot on. Good album. Here's that Presets cover, 'A New Sky'! Let us know what you think. Album The 13th is out May 2!
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