Řáhol One

Řáhol One, born Tomáš Horký in 1990 in Brno, Czech Republic, is a Czech rapper, singer, and lyricist known for his unique blend of alternative rap and electronic-influenced hip hop. Growing up in Rosice, he is the son of Roman Horký, frontman of the band Kamelot, and spent much of his youth with his stepfather, musician Borek Nedorost. Řáhol initially made a name for himself as a teenager in the hip hop scene with the group Dew Town Dogz, which was noted for its fusion of rap and dance music production. Beginning to release solo tracks under the name Řáhol, and later Tommy Haze, he built a reputation with projects like the 2013 video single "Tohle je Brno," which candidly portrayed his hometown.

Today, performing as Řáhol One, he continues to push creative boundaries with a series of recent releases including tracks like "Flashback," "SHOW UP," "PSYCHOKUNA," and "Špatný Dreams." His music is characterized by introspective lyrics and a style that blends traditional rap with modern electronic elements. Distributed by Warner Music Czech Republic, Řáhol One's sound resonates within the alternative rap space, appealing to fans who appreciate both lyrical depth and innovative production.