Swiss Hip Hop, including: Luana (singer), Osez, Carlos Leal, Black Tiger (rapper), Griot (rapper), Gimma (rapper), Bligg, P-27, Sens Unik, Wrecked ... (band), Brandhärd, Fratelli-b, 6er Gascho

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More info: The Swiss hip hop culture began in the early 1980's. The most known active dancers and crews were: - "Fantastic Rockers" from Zurich: Power, Fast5, Prince Crime, Chase, Sky - "Battle Rockers" from Zurich (first known as "Back Street Crew"):Charly, Duster, Csizee, Spinkie, Steve - "City Rockers" from Bern (lasted about 1 year, '83/'84): Zed & Ice (joined later the Jazzy Rockers), Silvano, Mike, J.K., Scholl, Tweety - "Jam Power" from Geneva: Pascal, Punchy, Fred, Jose, Emilio (aka Joe B and Dj Mil of the rap crew Duty Free)'82/83, maybe before because were dancing on shugarhill gang 'rappers delight 1979'and the influence was "The rock steady crew, The New-York City Breakers and the cult film Wild Style" - "Supreme Rockers" from Lausanne: Speedy & Carlos (rap group Sens Unik - Carlos is actually movie actor), Oswaldo, Nino, JP - "Jazzy Rockers" from Biel/Bienne: Seyo, Eduzy, Kid Rock, Rubber Band, Dee, Chico Rock, (Around 1986 Carlos a.k.a Risk Leader of the African Posse, Shy One, Lee joined the crew), Zed