What instruments do the hilltop hoods use in their songs?

Hilltop Hoods is an Australian hip hop group formed in 1994 in Adelaide, consisting of Suffa (Matthew Lambert), Pressure (Daniel Smith) and DJ Debris (Barry Francis). The group is known for their innovative and eclectic sound, which blends elements of hip hop, funk, soul, reggae and electronic music.

Hilltop Hoods use a variety of instruments in their songs, including:

* Turntables: DJ Debris uses turntables to scratch, mix and blend records.

* Samplers: The group uses samplers to create loops, samples and beats.

* Drum machines: Hilltop Hoods use drum machines to create drum beats and rhythms.

* Keyboards: The group uses keyboards to play melodies, chords and harmonies.

* Guitars: Hilltop Hoods sometimes use guitars to add texture and melody to their songs.

* Bass: The group sometimes uses bass guitar to add low end and depth to their songs.

* Vocals: Suffa and Pressure are both vocalists, and provide the lyrics and melodies for the group's songs.

In addition to these instruments, Hilltop Hoods also collaborate with other musicians and artists, such as vocalists, producers and instrumentalists. This allows them to expand the range of instruments and sounds they use, and to create a unique and varied sound.