Producer, singer and self-made artist, Moloney has established himself as a guy with a knack for catchy hooks and laid back tunes, recently producing two hip-hop releases as well as his own, The Architect EP.

Lyall's eclectic musical taste lies somewhere bounded by hip-hop, dub and folk. Get down to Rad bar, Wollongong tonight (July 18) from 8pm to see Lyall perform his latest single, ‘Black Dog’, one of the many products of Lyall’s makings.

Tapping into a nostalgic feel, Moloney lays down what might best be called a skip hop beat and an R’n’B keyboard melody. Both singing and toasting on the track, Moloney shows off his musical range and ability.

He shape-shifts into a producer and works with other artists at his base in Sydney, even sneaking a cameo on Sticky Fingers upcoming 2014 album, Land Of Pleasure.

In 2011, he recorded and played through an Ethiopian adventure with younger sister Jade. From this, Lyall took in influences that he’d never contemplated – from this barrage of beauty, culture and friendly faces came a limited edition release.

That same year Lyall put together an Australian touring band for Jesca Hoop, and together they did a joint East Coast tour.

Lyall also performed with a stack of different artists including Sticky Fingers and Xavier Rudd at Woodford Festival and topped it off with a sold out show at Joe's Waterhole in Eumundi.

Go That Low is Lyall’s third single. Recorded in Sydney, it’s a sharp turn from where he landed on his previous recording – showcasing his knack for song-writing and producing. With influences of dancehall beats and pop tendencies.

Lyall Moloney is fresh and ready to melt faces and hearts in Australia.

With a new single and film clip for Black Dog on the loose and an extensive touring schedule of late, has exposed the one-man-band’s melodic dub sound to larger crowds rounding off with a successful string of shows in WA, NSW, VIC, and SA.

Playing songs off his latest EP The Architect and a few new numbers set for release this year, Lyall Moloney's already extensive skill set as a musician is just developing.

Since then, there have been 200 plus shows over the last 18 months, including an his own East Coast Tour, Newtown Festival and gigs with Grey Ghost, The Phonies, the Big Village crew, Labrinth (UK), Seth Sentry – all which illustrates his varied influences, folk, hip hop and dancehall. He’s also supported Sticky Fingers on national tours, playing to sold out shows all over the country.

 Tickets $8 or $12 on the door. Check out more of whats coming up at Rad on the Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/radbarcafe