Ghøst

Ghøst
Studio album by RAF Camora
Publication (s)	April 15, 2016
Label (s)	Indipendenza , BMG Rights Management
Format (s)	CD , download
Genre (s)	Hip-hop , dancehall , reggae
Title (number)	16/21/32
running time	55:11 / 69:45 / 104: 54
production	RAF Camora Abaz Steroids X-plosive Rooq Jambeatz Morten Reeza beats Sansimo u. a.
chronology High 2 (2013) Ghøst Palms made of plastic (with Bonez MC ) (2016)
Single releases 4th February 2016 Ghøst 19th February 2016 NOAH 4th March 2016 Demons March 25, 2016 History (feat.Bonez MC) April 8, 2016 So-so

Ghøst ( English for " spirit ") is the fourth solo album by the Austrian artist RAF Camora . It was released in different versions on April 15, 2016 through his own label Indipendenza .

production

The album was u. a. produced by RAF Camora itself and the music producers Abaz , Stereoids , X-plosive , Rooq, Jambeatz , Reeza Beats, Sansimo and Morten.

Cover design

The album cover is in black and white and shows RAF Camora, who looks at the viewer and whose upper body is decorated with tattoos. At the top of the picture are the words Indipendenza Presents and RAF Camora , while the title Ghøst is in white at the bottom of the picture. The cover was designed by Raphael Grischa (then iHAD) and Peter Schings.

Guest Posts

In addition to RAF Camora, other artists are represented on four or twelve songs on the album. Thus counterpoint K a guest appearance on the song Hero , while history his first collaboration with Bonez MC is. The piece Mein Leben is a collaboration with Metrickz and on forgive me RAF Camora is supported by Farid Bang . In addition, the musician Karmo Kaputto is represented on the song Film on the Deluxe Edition, while the box set collaborates with the artists Haze ( Too easy ), Lü Rique ( Don't hear me ), BTNG ( I live ), Niklas Budinsky ( Us ) , Morten and Joshi Mizu ( Instagun ) and Daddy Supa ( Je pense á elle , Gunshot ).

Track list

Professional reviews
Reviews
source	rating
laut.de
rappers.in

Standard Edition:

#	title	Guest musician	length
1	RRBB		2:06
2	NOAH		3:32
3	Creator		2:57
4th	Demons		4:29
5	Store window		2:53
6th	So-so		3:31
7th	Hero	Against K	3:20
8th	kaleidoscope		3:42
9	tank		3:27
10	Ghøst		3:31
11	history	Bonez MC	3:01
12	My life	Metrickz	4:22
13	forgive me	Farid Bang	3:44
14th	number		4:09
15th	snakes		3:08
16	Magnetic		3:12

Double album "Black Matter" of the box set:

Inedit Camora:

#	title	Guest musician	length
1	Therapy for the future		2:16
2	Keep your distance		3:18
3	Movie	Karmo kaputto	2:58
4th	cook		3:26
5	compass		2:36
6th	Too simple	Haze	3:02
7th	Don't hear me	Lü Rique	3:53
8th	I live	BTNG	3:16

Inedit 3.0 :

#	title	Guest musician	length
1	Here		2:35
2	Never stand		2:19
3	It steals my breath		3:00
4th	Tape machine		2:38
5	Us	Niklas Budinsky	3:00
6th	Instagun	Morten and Joshi Mizu	5:46
7th	Je pense á elle	Daddy Supa	2:46
8th	Gunshot	Daddy Supa	2:54

+ Instrumentals for all songs

Note: With the digital release of the deluxe version of the album, the songs from Inedit 3.0 and Inedit Camora were added as bonus tracks.

Chart successes and singles

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Ghøst   DE 3 04/22/2016 (4 weeks)   AT 6th 04/29/2016 (2 weeks)   CH 13 04/24/2016 (1 week)

Ghøst entered the German album charts at number 3 on April 22, 2016 and stayed in the top 100 for four weeks.

On January 29, 2016, RAF Camora announced the album via trailer on YouTube. The first music video for the title track Ghøst was released on February 4th. On February 19, the second video for the song NOAH was released , before the third single Demonen followed on March 4, 2016 . The fourth single was released on March 25th, the song Geschichte and on April 8th, the track So lala was released . Furthermore, a music video for RRBB was released on April 18, 2016 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ album cover
2. ↑ Rating: laut.de
3. ↑ Rating: laut.de
4. ↑ Black matter: Inedit 3.0 & Inedit Camora, tracklist and CD allocation. Retrieved January 6, 2020 . 
5. ↑ Facebook post RAF Camoras on the box set. Retrieved January 6, 2020 . 
6. ↑ Chart sources: Germany - Austria - Switzerland
7. ↑ Chart tracking Ghøst on officialcharts.de