Slušaj Mater

7 years after the end of the Bosnian war, Edo Maajka paints a rough picture of his life (and the lives of many others) before, during and after the war. It's a bit rough around the edges, but with 21 songs, what isn't? Those few in the later half bring it down a bit, like Šank, De-Za-Vu, Pare, Pare which might sound like a jab at the boastful brand of hip hop, but to me, it feels life filler.

Thank God for songs like Saletova Osveta, Mahir i Alma, Znaš Me, Minimalni Rizik, Molitva and Nemoj Se Bojat. Those are some evergreens that still get tons of plays on mainstream radio. For good reasons too.