Fruchtmax & Hugo Nameless

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Fruchtmax & Hugo Nameless is a German hip-hop duo. It was made through the song WKM $ N $ HG ?! known.

Life

Fruchtmax (2017)

Fruchtmax (* 20th century) comes from Berlin-Kreuzberg and socialized in the hip-hop scene at the age of 15 in a youth center in Görlitzer Park . There he also got to know KIZ and B-Lash , who supported him in his first musical steps. For his first steps he used old school hip hop beats. Then he came to Down South and finally to Trap and Cloud Rap . He began to build beats under the name Trapmax for MC Smook and Money Boy, among others .

Hugo Nameless (* 1998 in Berlin-Mitte ) came to the hip-hop scene through breakdancing . When he took breakdancing lessons at the age of eleven, he became particularly interested in old school hip hop and recorded his first tracks about puberty problems .

The two met on Twitter . The musical collaboration began in January 2016. First track together was WKM $ N $ HG? ("How can you treat yourself so hard"), who made the duo known. Fruchtmax recorded the track again with Money Boy . Then remixes appeared with, among others, Juicy Gay, Haiyti and Trettmann . The track caught on in the hip-hop scene and was shared by Casper , gynecologist , among others . KIZ took the two on their honorless tour. The track eventually went viral. The two were then allowed to perform at Splash 2016 .

In 2016 they released the mixtape On the Hunt for the Hak . For marketing purposes, they founded the online label Based030 together with “Kulturerbe Achim”. In the middle of the year the label sampler Freebase Vol. 1 - Fruchtmax, Hugo Nameless, Kulturerbe Achim & Friends was released . In September 2016, the two entered with WKM $ N $ HG? at Circus HalliGalli and were interviewed by Udo Walz .

In the Juice's 2016 annual charts , WKM $ N $ HG? Place 10 of the best singles of the year.

Music genre

Fruchtmax & Hugo Nameless mix the hip-hop styles Trap , Turnup and Cloud Rap . Your texts are mostly made up stories. The two mix their music with borrowings from the gangsta and street rap , but without coming from this culture themselves.

“I think music can be very personal, even if the textual content has nothing to do with the person. What an artist imagines in his music without actually being it tells me a lot about him nonetheless. I could do a track about going to a strip club in Atlanta without ever being there and still feel it. Many artists have even become what they imagined because of their non-real lyrics. We dropped the ultimate turn-up anthem with WKMSNSHG and now we actually have gigs every weekend in clubs where we do up gymnastics, so we're actually real in that regard. In the end it doesn't really matter, but “Fake it til u make it” is a formula that has worked many times, just look at YSL Know Plug or Kollegah and you will know what I mean. "

- Hugo Nameless : blog rebels

"Holds. For me, I'm used to life in the ghetto, after all my parents are not wealthy and I grew up in Kreuzberg when it wasn't hip. There was some shooting here and I wasn't hit - but that doesn't mean that I only hung out with gangbangers. Fortunately, I never had to make a living doing criminal activities. Closing statement on the realness debate: Rick Ross was a jailer and is still one of the greatest rappers of our time. It depends on the music. "

- Fruchtmax : blog rebels

Discography

Mix tapes
  • 2016: Chasing the Hak (Based030, free download)
Label sampler
  • Freebase Vol. 1 - Fruchtmax, Hugo Nameless, Kulturerbe Achim & Friends (Based030, free download)

Web links

Commons : Fruchtmax & Hugo Nameless  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ How can you treat the S-Bahn so hard ?! bento , August 9, 2016
  2. ↑ a b c Johann Voigt: INTERVIEWS: “We are HipHop!” - Fruchtmax and Hugo Nameless ensure that the German rap police are deployed on a large scale. Noisey , April 22, 2016, accessed December 28, 2016 .
  3. ↑ a b c Marc Dietrich: Who treats himself to what? Interview with Fruchtmax and Hugo Nameless. July 12, 2016. Retrieved December 29, 2016 .
  4. ↑ Money Boy & Fruchtmax - WKMSNSHG [audio]. rap.de, February 21, 2016, accessed December 28, 2016 .
  5. ↑ Fruchtmax, Hugo Nameless & Kulturerbe Achim publish label sampler "Freebase". Rap.de, August 23, 2016, accessed on August 28, 2016 .
  6. ↑ Fruchtmax & Hugo Nameless at Circus HalliGalli. Rap.de, September 26, 2016, accessed December 28, 2016 .
  7. ↑ 2016 annual charts . In: Juice . 178 (January / February 2017), p. 48 .