Ecca Vandal

About

Ecca Vandal isn't just breaking down genre barriers; she's obliterating them. The Melbourne-based, Sri Lankan-born artist detonates on the scene with a sonic Molotov cocktail of punk rock fury, electronic grit, and hip-hop swagger. Forget neat categorization – Vandal forges a visceral, unapologetically loud soundscape. Her music draws freely from the raw energy of Bad Brains, the electronic experimentation of M.I.A., and the confrontational spirit of The Prodigy. Vandal's self-titled debut album in 2017 solidified her reputation as a force to be reckoned with. Tracks like "White Flag" and "Future Heroine" became anthems of defiance, showcasing her lyrical prowess and undeniable stage presence. Tours supporting acts like Prophets of Rage and Incubus exposed her high-octane performances to wider audiences, cementing her status as a must-see live act. More than just noise, Vandal’s music is a call to arms, reflecting themes of social justice, identity, and empowerment. Collaborations with artists like Sampa the Great highlight her commitment to lifting up other voices. With each release, she pushes the boundaries of her sound, most recently evidenced in her continuing exploration of heavier, more experimental electronic textures. Ecca Vandal is not just an artist; she's a sonic revolution.