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Dziwne miasto | |
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Karty na stół | |
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300 km/h | |
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Treść, treść, rym | |
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Coś się kończy, coś się zaczyna | |
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Czarna torba | |
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Tak jak chcesz | |
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Mam ten stan | |
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Jeszcze mamy ten czas | |
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Pokora | |
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Wódka | |
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Nie powiem ci jak żyć |
The debut album by Parzel and Siwers entitled „Coś się kończy, coś się zaczyna” was released on 11 June 2012 under Prosto Label.
With his distinctive rapping style, interesting and catchy story telling, Parzel is a unique artist on Polish hip hop scene. Famous for hard core, street art he used to deal with as an underground SSDI group member, now he shows versatility and variety. His significant progress was already seen on „Prosto Mixtape Kebs” record, which is naturally reflected also on his official debut album.
Scathing and biting lyrics blend perfectly with diverse beats produced by ...
The debut album by Parzel and Siwers entitled „Coś się kończy, coś się zaczyna” was released on 11 June 2012 under Prosto Label.
With his distinctive rapping style, interesting and catchy story telling, Parzel is a unique artist on Polish hip hop scene. Famous for hard core, street art he used to deal with as an underground SSDI group member, now he shows versatility and variety. His significant progress was already seen on „Prosto Mixtape Kebs” record, which is naturally reflected also on his official debut album.
Scathing and biting lyrics blend perfectly with diverse beats produced by Siwers - Bez Cenzury group member. By his experiments and multi-genre inspiration Siwers proves here to be one of the best Polish producers of younger generation. All this makes the album exceptional and inimitable.
The album features: guest star appearances: Sokół, Fu, Pyskaty, Łysol; female vocalist - Ania Kandeger; DJs: Kebs, Deszczu Strugi and Technik.