Gidra

**Gidra** is a Serbian hip-hop collective known for their gritty, trap-influenced sound and raw, unapologetic lyricism. Emerging from Belgrade’s underground scene, the group blends dark, atmospheric beats with candid storytelling, often tackling themes like street life, social struggles, and personal demons. Their multilingual tracks—mixing Serbian, Russian, and German—reflect their pan-Balkan identity and rebellious edge. Recent releases like *Nie Wieder* and *Amsterdam* showcase their signature blend of haunting production and aggressive flows, while *Как же ненавижу этих сучек!* (“How I Hate These Bitches!”) leans into their provocative, no-filter style.

Shrouded in mystery, Gidra often collaborates with regional artists like Smoke Mardeljano and maintains a low-key public image, letting their music speak for itself. Despite occasional controversy over explicit content, they’ve carved a loyal following in the Balkans for their authenticity and DIY ethos. Whether you’re vibing to the brooding *Voodoo* or the chaotic energy of *Moj diler* (“My Dealer”), Gidra’s music feels like a late-night drive through Belgrade’s shadowy streets—unpolished, intense, and impossible to ignore.