Ribby Refines His Sound Ahead of 247DEGREES

Ribby has given us the first official look at his upcoming album 247DEGREES, delivering a clear statement of direction through his latest release, "ROCKMOLLYCOKEKETAMINE." More than just another single, the track feels like a deliberate introduction to a new phase, both sonically and visually. It’s the first time we’re seeing how everything connects: the production choices, the pacing of his delivery, and the overall attention to detail across the rollout. Where previous releases hinted at growth, this one makes it explicit. "ROCKMOLLYCOKEKETAMINE" doesn’t just preview the project, it sets the tone for what 247DEGREES is shaping up to be.

Ribby evolves without abandoning his foundations

Produced by DON!, the track is built around an airy, distorted synth that leans slightly uneasy but stays engaging. Jerky trap drums add movement, while a heavy distorted 808 keeps the low end shaking. The production carries the signature elements of DON!’s work, with a focus on texture and atmosphere that stands out without feeling overworked.

Ribby, however, is where the real shift happens. While his core influences are still present, the sound leans more modern and accessible. There are clear touches of cloud rap and UDG-style textures, alongside a more refined approach to both delivery and presentation.

Wordplay has always been central to Ribby’s style, but here it feels more controlled. He slows things down into a more conversational pace, giving his punchlines room to land properly. The added layering and ad-libs bring a noticeable lift in overall quality, pointing to a more deliberate approach in the studio.

With this much new ground being explored, some listeners might expect a full departure from his earlier sound. That is not the case. The foundations are still there, and fans of his more aggressive, street-leaning records will still find moments that connect. This feels more like progression than reinvention.

The visual rollout matches that growth. The music video, shot by Elijah Films, marks a clear step up in scale and execution. Set inside The Star penthouse suites, Ribby links with 4ortune, Cult Shotta, and DON!, with each scene carefully framed and paced to match the track. The attention to lighting, movement, and structure reflects a higher level of intent across the board.

What we know about the 247DEGREES release plan

Overall, "ROCKMOLLYCOKEKETAMINE" sets the tone for 247DEGREES as a more considered and cohesive era. The rollout already looks structured. Here’s what we know so far: fans will be drip-fed singles from the project, with two dropping on the 25th, another on the 1st, and the remainder of the tape arriving on April 3. With Elijah Films confirming four music videos already completed, we’ll be seeing a lot more of this new and evolved Ribby very soon.

Kuri Kitawal

Sunshine Coast based creative and entrepreneur documenting the sound, stories, and growth of Australian hip hop. With a focus on authenticity and community, Kuri writes about the artists, the culture and the infrastructure that push music forward. Founder of Oceania’s Finest and committed to showcasing the voices shaping the future of the scene.

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