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| + | The last edition of the festival took place in 2015, after which the festival went into hibernation yet once again. | ||
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| − | Set up in the late- | + | Set up in the late-1990s, [[Street Explosion]] used to be a conglomerate of people active in urban culture. Joining together hip-hop, breakdance, graffiti and video artists and enthusiasts, this urban movement had its first festival emanation in [[established::1999]]. Musicians from Slovenia as well as abroad were invited to perform alongside other "street" modes of expression and a number of these Street Explosion events were held at various venues like [[Klub K4]], [[Trnfest]], and [[Kodeljevo Castle]] until 2003. Their music programme, which was not limited to hip hop, featured – among others – [[Elvis Jackson]], [[Srečna mladina]], [[Cancel]], Eyesburn (RS), Masta Ace (US), [[Moveknowledgement]], The Beat Fleet (HR), Bolesna brača (HR),... |
| − | One of | + | One of their more special events was the first big hip-hop festival in Slovenia, which happened in 2002 and was held in the Sport hall Triglav. It attracted a crowd of more than 2000 people with musicians like General Woo, Bolesna Brača, Edo Maajka, [[Murat]] & [[Jose]], [[6Pack Cukur]], [[Klemen Klemen]], [[Nikolovski]], [[Trkaj]], a number of other Slovene hip-hop artists and DJs and also an international "breakdance battle". |
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| − | In 2014, the festival | + | In 2014, the festival – under the name Street Explosion "Back to the Roots" – was once again held at [[Cvetličarna]] venue and hosted a variety of artists both from the 2002 edition and newer ones on the scene, for example, Edo Maajka, Bad Copy, Kiša Metaka, Don't Make New People collective, Yugovinil, etc. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| − | [[Cvetličarna]] | + | * [[Cvetličarna]] |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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The last edition of the festival took place in 2015, after which the festival went into hibernation yet once again.
Archival article
In 2014, the festival – under the name Street Explosion "Back to the Roots" – was once again held at Cvetličarna venue and hosted a variety of artists both from the 2002 edition and newer ones on the scene, for example, Edo Maajka, Bad Copy, Kiša Metaka, Don't Make New People collective, Yugovinil, etc.
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