Genre: RU Rap
Codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip: tracks+.cue
Quality: lossless
Size: 483.5 mb
Tracklist:
01-Кухня Запись
02-Нет Волшебства
03-Спальные Районы
04-Никита
05-Осень
06-Под Стук Колес (feat. Sad (Nevsky Beat)
07-Старый Район (feat. Umbriaco)
08-Капитан
09-Пойми
10-Собака
11-Антон (feat. Смоки Мо)
12-Море
13-Манекен (feat. Maestro A-Sid)
14-Ольга (feat. Смоки Мо)
15-Перегорели Пробки
16-Больничный Сон
17-Вдвоём
18-Пятое Солнце
19-Играем В Кольца
20-Старый Театр
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The St. Petersburg team was founded in 2001. The classic line-up included: Fuze, Марат/Marat, Грязный aka Ассаи/Dirty aka Assai. This group marked the beginning of a new school of St. Petersburg rap. Around the collective there was an association called "Kitchen Records", which included like-minded people and rappers close in style. One of the participants of this association was Смоки МО/Smokey Mo, who in 2004 on Kitchen Records will release his debut and cult album "Кара-ТЭ"/ "Kara-TE", which will become a classic of russian rap and will make the artist himself famous.Creativity and lyrics of the group are saturated with St. Petersburg melancholy and depression, critics and journalists called this style "kind sadness". The band became famous not only in St. Petersburg, but also throughout the country. The tracks of the band were published on many compilations, and also got into the soundtracks for films (for example, in the movie "Питер FM"/"Peter FM").
In 2009, Dirty aka Assai leaves the band for solo work. And in 2012, one of its founders and beatmaker, Marat, left the group. At the moment, the band is represented by Fuze, who continues to write new albums (the last one was released in 2021) in the band's signature style and under the brand "Krec".
Interesting moment: the collective characters of the songs Anton and Nikita will appear on the album "Kara-TE" Smokey Mo, and will also be repeatedly mentioned on other releases of the rapper, and in the tracks of the group "Krec".
