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Kosi
Kosi, born Marcin Patryk Kosiorek, is one of the important figures of Warsaw’s hip-hop underground and a long-time pillar of JWP/BC. His work includes not only rap, but also graffiti, zine culture, and broader participation in hip-hop as a cultural movement. The safest musical debut date is 1996, because that is the point from which Universal Music’s official bio dates his artistic activity in JWP. This places Kosi among the people who were helping build Polish rap before the scene fully entered the mainstream. For a long time, his position was built mainly through crews, guest appearances, and scene credibility. He worked in JWP, co-created projects such as Jetlagz and Blackbook, and maintained strong...
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- For a long time, Kosi was more of a cult figure than a mainstream one, because despite his strong influence on the scene he waited many years before releasing a classic solo album.
- Besides JWP/BC, he also worked in projects such as Blackbook with Ero and Jetlagz with Łajzol, which shows that his career grew more through crews and collaborations than through a standard solo path.
- He is deeply connected with graffiti culture, and sources note that he co-created the zines “Linja” and “Uwaga” and was associated with magazines such as “Moment” and “Ślizg.”
- His solo album debut only arrived in 2021 with “IS.OK,” released through Def Jam Recordings Poland.
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Discography
15 releases
Head Gone Riddim
EP2025Taco Bell
Single2025WOLAŁBYM TU NIE BYĆ
Single2025To Wydarzyło Się Naprawdę Oprócz Tego, Co Zmyśliłem (DELUXE)
Album2024SUBARU
Album2024
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