2012

The night streets, where luxury medals sit alongside the dust of the corner, are like a stroll through someone else's photo album: gold next to a cardboard box, pomp and the usual anxiety. A voice bursts out with force - as if someone is joking and threatening at the same time, betting on humour and high stakes: ‘I went up on the roof, I'm flying like Spider-Man’ and immediately - ‘I'll shoot if there are any idiots around’. It's ironic and slightly gangster-like, warm, like a conversation on a bench, where words are both protection and advertising for one's own legend.

The music sounds like traffic lights in an alley: sharp, without unnecessary embellishment, but with the ability to keep the rhythm. The ear is left with the feeling that this is more about survival and style than plans for tomorrow - about a life that revolves around its own axis and requires either courage or good cover. A mixture of bravado and simple street observations - almost a family chronicle in hip-hop packaging, where each verse is like another story from the neighbourhood.