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Glenview Collective (also known as GVC) are an Australian Hiphop Group originating from the Blue Mountains area, bordering the metropolitan area of Sydney. Consisting of 7 active musical members, the group are known for their singles including "Bintang" and "K Town Baby", and has amounted over 10k+ streams on streaming services. Glenview Collective have released only 1 studio EP named GVC Tapes Vol. 1 on 10 July 2025. The Glenview Collective also has 4 notable visual artists within the group.
Active Musical Members include: TDB, Beggar, Lachytee, Kunda, Digby Lafleur, Pan One & Packaday. Past Musical Members include: Snowball Music, Jark, St. Bedlam & Cryptic.
Visual Artists in Glenview Collective include: Doug 'DK92' Keating, Meg-Annalise Brailey, Ella Maple Rynehart & Jake Coleman (Formally Snowball Music).
Glenview Collective have a close connection with the Blue Mountains hiphop community, this is represented through their music & music videos. The music video for K Town Baby was filmed in Katoomba in mid 2024. In a radio interview on Blue Mountains FM, TDB stated that the inspiration for the Glenview Collective was drawn from other groups like Horrorshow, Hermitude, Thundamentals and Wu-Tang Clan with the idea of merging different hiphop sounds and styles together.
GVC Tapes Vol. 1 was released 10 July 2025 and remains the only full length project from Glenview Collective. Other notable released include Mountain Blues, released by TDB, Packaday & Snowball Music, the 5 track EP was released 11 May 2023, then re-released 28 May 2025 on vinyl.
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