Kontrafakt

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Kontrafakt
Origin	Slovakia, Piešťany
Genres	Hip hop, Rap
Years active	2001–present
Labels	BbaRáK Sony Music Entertainment Tvoj Tatko Records
Members	Rytmus (Patrik Vrbovský) Ego (Michal Straka) Anys (Ondrej Beňačka)

Kontrafakt is a Slovak hip-hop rap group which was formed by Rytmus, Ego and Martin Rády with DJ Anys in Slovakia, Piešťany in 2001.

In 2019, Kontrafakt released their fourth studio album, Real Newz, which had some new names on it such as Dalyb, Samey, Zayo, Dokkeytino, Viktor Sheen, Calin, among others.^[1] The album is considered new school.

In 2020, Kontrafakt's music video "Ideme dnu" (lit. 'We Go In') was nominated for Best Cinematography at the Berlin Music Video Awards. The cinematographer behind this music video is Radim Strelka.^[2]

• Rytmus
• Ego
• DJ Anys.

• Tri špinavé mená (2003)

• E.R.A. (2004)
• Bozk na rozlúčku (2007)
• Navždy (2013)
• Real Newz (2019)
• KF ako Rolls (2021)

• "Dáva mi" (2003)
• "I tak to osiągnę" (WWO ft. Orion, Włodi, Kontrafakt & Soundkail) (2006)
• "Stokujeme Vonku" (2013)