Czech hip hop

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Czech hip hop is a hip hop musical subculture in the Czech Republic. Its history began after the Velvet Revolution in 1989. Since that time began the creation of this subculture with lot of bands, clubs and hip hop festivals appearing all around the country.

[edit] Czech hip hop bands

  • Chaozz
  • Tafrob
  • Prago Union
  • Orion
  • SuperCrooo
  • Marpo
  • DBS
  • H.C.F.
  • Apoka
  • De Fuck To
  • SuperCrooo
  • Dixxx
  • Peneři Strýčka Homeboye
  • Indy & Wich
  • The Regime

[edit] Czech hip hop festivals

[edit] See also

World hip hop

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