Description
Fremmed Rase, three young, Trøndelag rappers with great drive, big ambitions and high thoughts of themselves, released their debut album Pisspreik in 2003, Trondheim's first (real) rap release. The song "Råne" naturally received a lot of attention and sparked the debate about the view of women in Norwegian rap, while also forming the basis for a perpetual concert tour in the countryside.
Frode Myren is a rapper in Fremmed Rase, and makes his debut as an author with the story of how the group moved from the boys' room to the spotlight at the beginning of the 2000s. He pieces together the fragments of the rap group's collective memory and offers a first-hand insight, track by track, through the album process. As a band member, organizer, marketer and self-proclaimed, locally patriotic rap antique, he shares his own experiences and impressions from the emergence of the hip-hop community in the mustache city.