Postolar Tripper | |
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Origin | Zadar, Croatia |
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Years active | 2002–2017 |
Labels | Menart Records |
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Website | postolar-tripper |
Postolar Tripper was a hip hop-ethno-ska-reggae band from Zadar, Croatia. It consists of band members:
They first appeared on the music scene by posting their song "Aaaaaaaaa.!?" on the 057 radio station from Zadar [1] in 2002. The song "Tužna priča o selu" followed, confirming the band's hip-hop/ethno style (speaking in the rural dialect of Dalmatia's Ravni kotari better known as "Zaleđe"). This song was No. 1 in the charts of HTV's teen show Briljanteen for months in 2005. [2]
Their third single was "Balada o Viliju i Vesni", for which a video was made by video artist Mara Milin, after which their debut album was released. [3] Humour and eccentric usage of the rural elements in their music was also a characteristic of their fourth single, "Čuvaj se sinjske ruke", also used in the film of the same name, by Bore Lee. [2]
A duet in the beginning, Postolar Tripper became a band of eight musicians. Their album Popravni was released in 2008, [3] with single "Na rubu ponora" recorded in ska/reggae style. [4] [5]
Postolar Tripper disbanded in 2017. [6]
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