Paktofonika
Paktofonika was a Polish hip-hop group founded in 1998 in Katowice by Magik, Rahim, and Fokus, emerging at a moment of major change within the Silesian rap scene. The group was formed after Magik left Kaliber 44 and Rahim moved on from 3xKlan, with the intention of building a new act with a clearly independent artistic identity — more introspective, modern, and emotionally direct than the members’ earlier projects. Even the name Paktofonika, derived from the words “pakt” and “fonika,” was meant to express the idea of a musical pact built around a shared sound and vision. The group’s breakthrough came with “Kinematografia,” an album that later became one of the defining classics of Polish...
Artist Trivia
- Paktofonika was formed shortly after Magik left Kaliber 44 and Rahim left 3xKlan.
- The band’s name comes from the words “pakt” (“pact”) and “fonika” (“phonics”), expressing the idea of an agreement made through sound and music.
- Its debut album “Kinematografia” was released on December 18, 2000.
- Only eight days after that album’s release, Magik died, a tragedy that permanently shaped the group’s history and public legacy in Polish music culture.
Discography
8 releases
Paktofonika
Album2020
Bilet Pożegnalny Koncert + CD
Single2003
Pożegnalny koncert Spodek 2003
Album2003
Archiwum Kinematografii
Album2002Jestem Bogiem
EP2001