No sikiriki

No sikiriki
Studio album by Edo Maajka
Released 3 May 2004
Recorded 2003-2004
Genre Rap
Length 73:27
Label Fm Jam Records (Bosnia) Menart Records (Croatia) Bassivity Music (Serbia)
Producer Executive producers Edo Maajka, Koolade, Dash, Shot
Edo Maajka chronology
Slušaj mater
(2002)		 No sikirriki
(2004)		 Stig'o ćumur
(2006)

No Sikiriki is Edo Maajka's second studio album released on May 3, 2004 by Menart records in Croatia, Fmjam records and Malex Music in Bosnia and Bassivity Music in Serbia. In 2005, the album won numerous awards from different award ceremonies including album of the year and song of the year for the titular track.[1][2] It was the most anticipated hip hop album after the hit album slusaj mater.[3]

The Album

This album has a number of themes that were also featured in the previous album. Themes include war, post war issues, social commentary and storytelling and sequels to songs that were in previous albums.[4]

Tracklist

# Title Featured guest(s) Producer Notes Translation
1 Sevdah O Rodama guitar: E. Zejnilović, bass & kontrabass: Kadri Bassic, clarinet: G. Tudor-Lipi Story About Storks
2 To Sam Ja DJ. Mezuian & Pimp Beats That Is Me
3 Pržiiiii Dino Šaran Dash Burnnnnn
4 On Je Mlađi Andrej He's Young
5 Dragi Moj Vlado Koolade My Dear Vlado
6 Svudi San Bija Baby Dooks scratch: DJ. Ahmaad, sample: Urban & TBF - Black Tattoo I've Been Everywhere
7 Savske meduze Baby Dooks Jellyfishes of Sava
8 Ruke Gore Baby Dooks Hands Up
9 Slušajte Me Sad Davor Erceg Oneya Listen To Me Now
10 No sikiriki chorus: Tajana, Martina, Ivana, Ivan, & David Shot bass: Kadri Bassic No Worries
11 Kliše Koolade Cliché
12 Ožeži Frenkie Dash guitar: M. Miletić, bass: B. Gudelj Hit It
13 Obećana Riječ Dado Topić Dash back vocal: Mirza, bass & guitar: M. Miletić, Croatia Records The Promised Word
14 Legenda o Elvisu Dash The Legend About Elvis
15 Kidanje Veza Dash violine: M. Miletić Tearing Relations
16 Down Diyala Shot Down
17 Ne-mo-žeš Frenkie Soul You-Can-Not
18 Samo za raju Koolade Only For the People
19 Mater Vam Jebem Dash saxophone: G. Tudor-Lipi F*** Your Mother

References

  1. ↑ Davorin editor (17 September 2011). "Dobitnici nagrada:". .davorin.ba.
  2. ↑ Porin editor (17 September 2011). "Dobitnici po godinama: 2005". .ihg.hr.
  3. ↑ Tamara Banjeglav (8 May 2004). "Apokalipsa danas". muzika.hr.
  4. ↑ Tamara Banjeglav (8 May 2004). "Apokalipsa danas". muzika.hr.
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