Slincraze

Slincraze is a Sami hip-hop artist hailing from the northern regions of Norway, specifically from the village of Maze in the municipality of Guovdageaidnu. His lyrical prowess is deeply rooted in his indigenous Sami heritage, often infusing the traditional Joik singing with contemporary rap beats, effectively creating a unique soundscape that bridges the gap between the ancient and the modern. Rapping in both Sami and Norwegian, Slincraze is known for addressing pressing social issues, advocating for the rights of indigenous people, and bringing awareness to the struggles faced by the Sami community while also exploring universal themes of identity, resilience, and personal growth.

His recent releases, such as "Dollagáttis," "Sáivvus," and "Echo Chamber," further establish his reputation as a voice of his culture and a force in the Scandinavian hip-hop scene. Singles like "Márfut" and "Homla" showcase his versatility as an artist, while tracks such as "Girjebusse" and "Máiste" resonate with listeners through their hypnotic rhythms and potent lyrics. Slincraze's music transcends language barriers, connecting with audiences around the globe through the emotive power of his performances and the universal language of rhythm. With "Vuoigŋat," "Fåk Ju," and "Let You Go," he continues to push the boundaries of genre, proving that hip-hop can be a powerful platform for cultural expression and storytelling.