Bosnian and Herzegovinan hip hop
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Hip hop is quite a new style of music for Bosnia and Herzegovina, but it has nevertheless proven very popular. The majority of Bosnian and Herzegovinian rappers are from the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (the Bosnian Muslim / Bosnian Croat dominated half of the country), although more and more are coming out of the Serb Republic. The vibrant underground scene has coalesced around several major portals on the Internet.
The most famous rapper in Bosnia-Herzegovina is Edo Maajka and others include Frenkie, Hamza, Amon Ra, Sove, Dibidus etc. The most popular rap group in Bosnia-Herzegovina is Disciplinska Komisija with Edo Maajka as the leader of the group.
Due to the war in 1992-1995 (where many were seeking refuge in other european countries and the United States) many Bosnian and Herzegovinan Hip Hop artists are also spread out all around the world including the United States, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Netherlands etc.
Most famous rappers that live in the countries mentioned above are Cekic, Admalish, Joki, Seik Ba, Prah, RNel, AzRim, Infuzija, RimaD etc.
[edit] See Also
- FM JAM
- Disciplinska Komisija
[edit] External links
- FMJAM (In Bosnian)
- Majkcek.com (In Bosnian)
- Hip-hop.ba (In Bosnian)
- Hip Hop RS (In Serbian)
- Admalish (official website)
- AzRim (AzRim songs)
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