For the first time on vinyl, Diaz Grimm's debut album Osiris, released in April 2015, is a post-apocalyptic hip-hop odyssey from the Cambridge, NZ rapper. Recorded over months, including a pivotal 10-day stint at Red Bull Studios Auckland in 2014, the 9-track project blends cinematic beats and sharp lyricism. Largely produced by Key to the City, with contributions from Chromatic, CTFD, and SACHI, Osiris opens with the haunting WWDD, setting a tone of cultural rebellionCulture change my main goal. Features include Matt Bidois, Louie Knuxx, Bailey Wiley, and SWIDTs INF and Spycc, showcasing NZ's hip-hop talent. Grimm's storytelling shines, weaving tales of cold sunrooms (No Place Colder), train raids (Quarterbacks), and love amidst chaos (ISIS). The album hit #1 on NZ iTunes hip-hop charts, reached the Top 20 overall, and earned a 2015 NZ Music Awards nod for Best Urban/Hip-Hop Album. Self-funded and independent, Osiris reflects Grimm's vision of a world reborn from ashes, cementing his mark on NZ's music scene.