Sam
Škabo · 2003
15 tracks · Serbian hip-hop
A gritty exploration of Serbian urban life, blending sharp lyricism with eclectic beats and a raw, unfiltered vocal style.
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Seti se devedesetih — This track nostalgically reflects on the tumultuous decade of the 1990s in Serbia, capturing both personal and collective memories that resonated deeply with listeners. Its vivid storytelling and evocative imagery make it a cornerstone of the album.
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Poslednji udar — As one of the more aggressive tracks on the album, it showcases Škabo's lyrical prowess and his ability to convey urgency and frustration regarding societal issues in contemporary Serbia. The intensity of this song encapsulates the album's spirit.
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Klub je vruć — This party anthem highlights the vibrant nightlife and cultural scene in Belgrade, combining energetic beats with playful lyrics. It serves as a celebration of youth and freedom amidst the backdrop of social challenges.
Tracklist
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- 1 Poslednja 2 minuta?
- 2 Kurtzoni
- 3 Drina rural ekspirijens
- 4 Seti se devedesetih
- 5 Slatke tore potice
- 6 Klub je vruć
- 7 Saopstenje (feat. Đolođolo)
- 8 Poslednji udar
- 9 Suviše mlad za umiranje (feat. Jojac)
- 10 Zaraza
- 11 Zatočenik
- 12 Maestro 2
- 13 Kurve
- 14 Šta ću vam ja?
- 15 Sam...
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