Hiphop Tamizha is a musical duo based out in Chennai. The duo, Adhithya Ramachandran Venkatapathy and Jeeva R achieved wide recognition and came into limelight through the track ‘Club le Mabbu le’. Adhi and Jeeva initially met on social media platform Orkut where both expressed similar interest and passion towards creating music independently. With Adhi choosing to rap in Tamil made his singles unique and hence stood out gaining a lot of recognition and fame on social media.

Both Adhi and Jeeva remained underground for long time until they were asked by the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission to compose an election anthem, Their single Ezhuvoam Vaa was chosen as Tamil Nadu’s 2011 official anthem. They later teamed with many individual artist and churned some great number. The international brand Remy Martin was surprised by their potential and launched them as an official brand Hiphop Tamizha after they were impressed with their amazing talent.

Hiphop Tamizha have already made their name in the History of Tamil music by being the Pioneers of Tamil Hip Hop. They started off by releasing their debut album in 2012 with ‘Hiphop Tamizhan’. This turned out to be the first Tamil Hip-Hop album. The album turned out to be an instant hit with was lauded by critics calling it a masterpiece.

In 2013, Adhi received the award for ‘Internet Sensation of the Year’ from BIG FM 92.7 and eventually became a very popular name on social media through many collaborations he made with different artists. Their venture into composing for films came much later. Though the duo never expressed interest in composing for films, Adhi and Jeeva contributed individually by singing for many songs. Adhi’s first song was for the movie ‘Naan’ under Vijay Anthony’s composition. He later sang the title track of ‘Ethir Neechal’ composed by Anirudh.

However, the first song Hiphop Tamizha composed for a movie was "Na Na Na (Nice v/s Naughty)", a song used for promoting the movie ‘The Smurfs 2’ in India. He later collaborated with Anirudh for the movie ‘Kaththi’ in 2014.

Their first Tamil film as music composers was ‘Ambala’ in 2015 where they wrote all the six songs. Their next composition was ‘Indru Netru Naalai’. This was followed by ‘Thani Oruvan’ which topped the Apple Music’s list as the ‘Best Tamil Album of the Year’. In February 2015. Adhi was named as the ‘Rising star of 2014 Male’ at the Edison Awards. The duo later composed for ‘Aranmanai 2’ and ‘Kathakali’. In 2016, with ‘Dhruva’, they have made their debut into Telugu cinema and have a couple of interesting albums lined up.