Prosto

Prosto Label

Founded	1999 (1999)
Founder	Wojciech "Sokół" Sosnowski
Distributor(s)	Firma Księgarska Jacek i Krzysztof Olesiejuk (POL)
Genre	Hip Hop
Country of origin	Poland
Location	Warsaw
Official website	www.prosto.pl

Prosto Wear
Industry	Apparel
Founded	2003
Headquarters	Warsaw, Poland
Key people	Wojciech "Sokół" Sosnowski
Products	Clothing, fashion accessories
Website	www.prosto.pl

Prosto Sp. z o.o. is a Polish record label and clothing company. It was founded in 1999 in Warsaw by rapper Wojciech "Sokół" Sosnowski.^[1]

The label released their first album Świeży materiał by Waco in 2001 in cooperation with BMG Poland. Next year Prosto released their first independent album Hołd by Pono, although it was distributed by other major label Warner Music. In 2005 Prosto signed distribution deal with Fonografika. Since 2010 labels releases are distributed by Firma Księgarska Jacek i Krzysztof Olesiejuk.

As of 2014, Prosto released over fifty albums by such artists as VNM, Sokół & Marysia Starosta, Fundacja 1, Diox & The Returners, HiFi Banda, Małolat & Ajron, RaggaBangg and Potwierdzone Info among others. Labels other releases include compilation album Cuba Libre (2006), mixtapes Prosto Mixtape Deszczu Strugi (2006), Prosto Mixtape 600V (2010), Prosto Mixtape Kebs (2012), and fifteenth anniversary compilation Prosto XV (2014).^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]

Prosto YouTube channel had (by January 2014) the biggest number of subscribers among Polish record labels.^[6] By 2013 labels channel was on third place in Poland with over 500,000 subscribers.^[7] In September 2014 ProstoTV had over 900,000 subscribers.^[8]

In 2003 label started their clothing division Prosto Wear with lines Elegancko, Klasyk, Label & Sport. Company products include pants, hats, T-shirts, underwear, bagpacks and fashion accessories. Company runs and owns online shop, and brand stores in Warsaw, Poznań, Lublin, Katowice and Sopot.^[1] Prosto Wear products are also distributed in over two hundred stores in Poland.^[1]

Artists

Current

Diox & The Returners (2011-)^[9]
The Returners (2012-)^[10]
Solar & Białas (2012-)^[11]
Obywatel MC (2013-)^[12]
KęKę (2013-)^[13]
Olsen & Fu (2013-)^[14]
HuczuHucz (2013-)^[15]
Małach & Rufuz (2013-)^[15]
Żyto (2013-)^[16]
Parzel & Siwers (2012-)^[17]
Fundacja 1 (2008-)^[18]
Sokół & Marysia Starosta (2009-)^[19]
ZIP Skład (2010-)^[20]
Fu (2006-)^[21]
Pokój Z Widokiem Na Wojnę (2006-)^[22]
RH- (2013-)^[23]
Diox (2013-)^[24]
2sty (2014-)^[25]
PMM (2009-)^[26]
HiFi Banda (2010-)^[27]
VNM (2010-)^[28]
DwaZera (2011-)^[29]
Brahu (2010-)^[30]
SoDrumatic (2014-)^[31]
Official Vandal (2014-)^[32]
Czarny HIFI (2012-)^[33]
Hades (2011-)^[34]
KaeN (2012-)^[35]
Ńemy (2014-)^[36]

Former

Waco (2001-2006)^[37]
WWO (2002-2006)^[38]
Zipera (2003-2005)^[39]
TPWC (2006-2009)^[40]
Jędker (2006-2007)^[41]
Dynam (2004-2005)^[42]
EastWest Rockers (2008-2010)^[43]
Gruba.Technika (2007-2009)^[44]
Juras & Wigor (2004-2006)^[45]
THS Klika (2006-2007)^[46]
Pono (2002-2006)^[47]
Małolat & Ajron (2004-2006)^[48]
Mercedresu (2005-2007)^[49]
DJ Tomekk & Toony (2010)^[50]
Hemp Gru (2004-2007)^[51]
Ras Luta (2009-2010)^[52]
Endefis (2011-2013)^[53]
RaggaBangg (2012-2013)^[54]
Rozbójnik Alibaba (2012-2014)^[55]
Popek (2012-2013)^[56]
Potwierdzone Info (2013)^[57]
W.E.N.A. & VNM (2014)^[58]

References

External links

Official website

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