Home Brew


Auckland hip-hop act Home Brew successfully, in equal parts, both transfixed and shocked parts of New Zealand. Their debut album was perhaps the most anticipated and positively received local release of 2012.

The trio of Home Brew were led by Tom Scott, with Lui Gumaka and beatmaker Haz Beats (Haz Huavi), and were joined onstage by a full live band. They established themselves off the back of a series of digital EPs they gave away for free on Bandcamp, along with some very entertaining home-made video clips posted on the internet, promoting their music and generally getting up to mischief while avoiding getting arrested.

Good God Feat. Hollie Smith & Tyna Keelan
Home Brew play the San Fran, Wellington, as an eight-piece, 7 March 2012. 
The Home Brew Speakeasy tour hits Wellington, 21 July 2012. 
Home Brew's self-titled debut album (Young, Gifted & Broke, 2012). The illustration, by Guy Brock, shows the Taro Plantation store at 1878, Great North Road, Avondale.
Home Brew Live 'Dedicated to...'
Home Brew. From left: Lui Silk, Tom Scott, Haz Beats. 
Home Brew. From left: Tom Scott, Lui Silk, Haz Beats. 
Home Brew - Run It Back, Part One
Sundae Sessions: State Of Mind
Home Brew on the NZ Herald Sundae Sessions, April 12, 2012
Home Brew top the Mega! Fest bill at the San Fran, Wellington, 11 September 2010. 
Home Brew's December 2023 album, Run It Back. It entered the Aotearoa | New Zealand album charts at No.1 on 15 December.
Yellow Snot Funk & Haz's birthday (live at the Espy)
Sundae Sessions: 55 Stories
Home Brew, 2023
Home Brew - Run It Back, Part Two
Members:

Tom Scott

Hazbeats

Christoph El Truento

Lui Gumaka

Trivia:

Tom Scott is the son of jazz bassist Peter Scott (Bluespeak, Jews Brothers) and his father is the subject of several lyrics on the debut album

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