Edo Maajka, born Edin Osmić on December 22, 1978, is a Bosnian rapper, record producer, and songwriter often hailed as one of the pioneers of Balkan hip-hop. Edo first made his mark on the music world with his debut album "Slušaj Mater" released in 2002, touching on themes of war, refugee life, and the struggle for peace in the Balkans with a mix of humor, sincerity, and sharp social commentary. His candid storytelling ability and distinct flow quickly gained him a dedicated fan base throughout the former Yugoslavia and beyond.

Over the years, Edo Maajka has remained a prominent figure in the region’s hip-hop scene, never shying away from addressing controversial and political subjects in his music. His recent releases, such as "Ne Mogu Disat" and the remastered version of his groundbreaking track "Slušaj mater," reflect a continued evolution in style and production, as well as a recommitment to the themes that have defined his career. With a career spanning over two decades, Edo Maajka continues to influence new generations of rappers with his unique blend of sharp lyrics, social engagement, and compelling beats. His contributions to music and culture have elevated him to an iconic status, solidifying his place as one of the most influential artists in the Balkan music scene.