Gipsy Groove - I Run Away
album: Balkan Mania
composed by Faruk Banjska
lyrics by Bajram Kafu Kinolli

I Run Away

Composed by:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli
Lyric
Bajram Kafu Kinolli
Arrangement
Gipsy Groove 
Recorded 
Home Base Sound Pristine Kosovo 
2014 

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Balkan Mania

Compose by Mak Flossi
Lyrics by Mak Flossi, Bajram Kafu Kinolli
Sings Bajram Kafu Kinolli & Mak Flossi 
Recorded, Mix and Master on Homebasesound
Balkan Mania- Gipsy Groove

Do You Want

Composed by Faruk Banjska
Lyrics by Bajram Kafu Kinolli
recorded mix and master in Homebesesound 
Album: Balkan Mania
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Gipsy Blues

Composed Faruk Banjska
Lyrics Bajram Kafu Kinolli
Recorded Homebasesound
Place Kosovo
Gipsy Groove

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Milice

Cover Made by Gipsy Groove
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Chororo (Cover)

Gipsy Groove band:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Gipsy Groove is formed in 2010 and plays authentic Balkan Roma music, often injected with other musical influences like Jazz, Reggae, Funk, Ska, DnB etc. Therefore Gypsy Groove becomes the only band in Kosovo performing traditional Roma folk music and mixing it up with new styles. Gipsy Groove music is not only the great sound to listen to, but it invites both your body to dance and your mind to move and rethink the questions of justice, discrimination, anti gypsyism, racism and take a positive action toward those. They are example of music power against prejudices and many other social issues. The band members are from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and they bring this cultural diversity, as well as their commitment to human rights and peace, into their performances.  Musicians are introducing Roma folk and culture in a modern way. While the cover songs are mostly talking about Roma holidays and festivities, the new ones - 'Just a gipsy', 'Beehive' and 'Meet your neighbor'- illustrate different experiences and forms of discrimination, together inviting us not only to take a closer look into the world of Roma, but to take a stand against all the injustice they face.

CREDITS:

Produced by:
GAIA

Producers:
Milica Milović & Bajram Kafu Kinolli

Gipsy Groove:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Special guests:
Armend Xhaferi – guitar (Djelem, Djelem and Pira Mange)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni – vocal (Meet your neighbor)
Enes Bajramliqi – drums (Meet your neighbor)
Fatlind Ferati – el bass (Meet your neighbor)
Dritëro Nikqi – guitar, accordion and production in studio C (Meet your neighbor)

Composing and Arrangments:
Gipsy Groove (all songs)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni, Bajram Kinolli (Meet your neighbor)

Recording,mixing and mastering: 
HOMEBASESOUND Studio, Prishtina

Lyrics: 
Neđo Osman and Gypsy Yo (You're Gipsy)
Lulzim Bucolli and Bajram Kinolli (Beehive)
Selamet and Kefaet Prizrebi and Bajram Kinoli (Meet you’re neighbor)

Special thanks to:
Neđo Osman, Gypsy Yo, Lulzim Bucolli, Pjotr Obuchoff, Charlotte Bohl, Sami Mustafa, Lotte Twenhoeven, Armend Xhaferi, Pëllumb Ballata, Nok Sellmani, Taulant Mehmeti, Fatlind Ferati, Arben Hakaj, Jovana Škrijel and Balkan Sunflowers

The production and publication of the CD is made possible by the EU Support for the Implementation of the RAE Strategy, a project funded by the EU, managed by the EU Office in Kosovo, implemented by the Kosovo Foundation for Open Society and GAIA and supported by the Prime Minister’s Office on Good Governance.

All right reserved Gipsy Groove © 2013, Prishtina, Kosovo

INFO: 
gipsygroove.music@gmail.com
www.gipsygroovemusic.com

Opa Cupa by Gipsy Groove

Gipsy Groove band:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Gipsy Groove is formed in 2010 and plays authentic Balkan Roma music, often injected with other musical influences like Jazz, Reggae, Funk, Ska, DnB etc. Therefore Gypsy Groove becomes the only band in Kosovo performing traditional Roma folk music and mixing it up with new styles. Gipsy Groove music is not only the great sound to listen to, but it invites both your body to dance and your mind to move and rethink the questions of justice, discrimination, anti gypsyism, racism and take a positive action toward those. They are example of music power against prejudices and many other social issues. The band members are from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and they bring this cultural diversity, as well as their commitment to human rights and peace, into their performances.  Musicians are introducing Roma folk and culture in a modern way. While the cover songs are mostly talking about Roma holidays and festivities, the new ones - 'Just a gipsy', 'Beehive' and 'Meet your neighbor'- illustrate different experiences and forms of discrimination, together inviting us not only to take a closer look into the world of Roma, but to take a stand against all the injustice they face.

CREDITS:

Produced by:
GAIA

Producers:
Milica Milović & Bajram Kafu Kinolli

Gipsy Groove:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Special guests:
Armend Xhaferi – guitar (Djelem, Djelem and Pira Mange)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni – vocal (Meet your neighbor)
Enes Bajramliqi – drums (Meet your neighbor)
Fatlind Ferati – el bass (Meet your neighbor)
Dritëro Nikqi – guitar, accordion and production in studio C (Meet your neighbor)

Composing and Arrangments:
Gipsy Groove (all songs)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni, Bajram Kinolli (Meet your neighbor)

Recording,mixing and mastering: 
HOMEBASESOUND Studio, Prishtina

Lyrics: 
Neđo Osman and Gypsy Yo (You're Gipsy)
Lulzim Bucolli and Bajram Kinolli (Beehive)
Selamet and Kefaet Prizrebi and Bajram Kinoli (Meet you’re neighbor)

Special thanks to:
Neđo Osman, Gypsy Yo, Lulzim Bucolli, Pjotr Obuchoff, Charlotte Bohl, Sami Mustafa, Lotte Twenhoeven, Armend Xhaferi, Pëllumb Ballata, Nok Sellmani, Taulant Mehmeti, Fatlind Ferati, Arben Hakaj, Jovana Škrijel and Balkan Sunflowers

The production and publication of the CD is made possible by the EU Support for the Implementation of the RAE Strategy, a project funded by the EU, managed by the EU Office in Kosovo, implemented by the Kosovo Foundation for Open Society and GAIA and supported by the Prime Minister’s Office on Good Governance.

All right reserved Gipsy Groove© 2013, Prishtina, Kosovo

INFO: 
gipsygroove.music@gmail.com
www.gipsygroovemusic.com

Djelem Djelem by Gipsy Groove

Gipsy Groove band:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Gipsy Groove is formed in 2010 and plays authentic Balkan Roma music, often injected with other musical influences like Jazz, Reggae, Funk, Ska, DnB etc. Therefore Gypsy Groove becomes the only band in Kosovo performing traditional Roma folk music and mixing it up with new styles. Gipsy Groove music is not only the great sound to listen to, but it invites both your body to dance and your mind to move and rethink the questions of justice, discrimination, anti gypsyism, racism and take a positive action toward those. They are example of music power against prejudices and many other social issues. The band members are from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and they bring this cultural diversity, as well as their commitment to human rights and peace, into their performances.  Musicians are introducing Roma folk and culture in a modern way. While the cover songs are mostly talking about Roma holidays and festivities, the new ones - 'Just a gipsy', 'Beehive' and 'Meet your neighbor'- illustrate different experiences and forms of discrimination, together inviting us not only to take a closer look into the world of Roma, but to take a stand against all the injustice they face.

CREDITS:

Produced by:
GAIA

Producers:
Milica Milović & Bajram Kafu Kinolli

Gipsy Groove:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Special guests:
Armend Xhaferi – guitar (Djelem, Djelem and Pira Mange)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni – vocal (Meet your neighbor)
Enes Bajramliqi – drums (Meet your neighbor)
Fatlind Ferati – el bass (Meet your neighbor)
Dritëro Nikqi – guitar, accordion and production in studio C (Meet your neighbor)

Composing and Arrangments:
Gipsy Groove (all songs)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni, Bajram Kinolli (Meet your neighbor)

Recording,mixing and mastering: 
HOMEBASESOUND Studio, Prishtina

Lyrics: 
Neđo Osman and Gypsy Yo (You're Gipsy)
Lulzim Bucolli and Bajram Kinolli (Beehive)
Selamet and Kefaet Prizrebi and Bajram Kinoli (Meet you’re neighbor)

Special thanks to:
Neđo Osman, Gypsy Yo, Lulzim Bucolli, Pjotr Obuchoff, Charlotte Bohl, Sami Mustafa, Lotte Twenhoeven, Armend Xhaferi, Pëllumb Ballata, Nok Sellmani, Taulant Mehmeti, Fatlind Ferati, Arben Hakaj, Jovana Škrijel and Balkan Sunflowers

The production and publication of the CD is made possible by the EU Support for the Implementation of the RAE Strategy, a project funded by the EU, managed by the EU Office in Kosovo, implemented by the Kosovo Foundation for Open Society and GAIA and supported by the Prime Minister’s Office on Good Governance.

All right reserved GAIA © 2013, Prishtina, Kosovo

INFO: 
gipsygroove.music@gmail.com
www.gipsygroovemusic.com


You're a Gipsy by Gipsy Groove

Herdelezi by Gipsy Groove

Iag Bari by Gipsy Groove

Beehive by Gipsy Groove

Gipsy Groove band:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Gipsy Groove is formed in 2010 and plays authentic Balkan Roma music, often injected with other musical influences like Jazz, Reggae, Funk, Ska, DnB etc. Therefore Gypsy Groove becomes the only band in Kosovo performing traditional Roma folk music and mixing it up with new styles. Gipsy Groove music is not only the great sound to listen to, but it invites both your body to dance and your mind to move and rethink the questions of justice, discrimination, anti gypsyism, racism and take a positive action toward those. They are example of music power against prejudices and many other social issues. The band members are from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and they bring this cultural diversity, as well as their commitment to human rights and peace, into their performances.  Musicians are introducing Roma folk and culture in a modern way. While the cover songs are mostly talking about Roma holidays and festivities, the new ones - 'Just a gipsy', 'Beehive' and 'Meet your neighbor'- illustrate different experiences and forms of discrimination, together inviting us not only to take a closer look into the world of Roma, but to take a stand against all the injustice they face.

CREDITS:

Produced by:
GAIA

Producers:
Milica Milović & Bajram Kafu Kinolli

Gipsy Groove:
Bajram Kafu Kinolli – vocal
Mirsad Dalipi – drums 
Faruk Banjska – guitar
Enver Muhamedi - el bass 
Ivan Ivanov - saxophone 

Special guests:
Armend Xhaferi – guitar (Djelem, Djelem and Pira Mange)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni – vocal (Meet your neighbor)
Enes Bajramliqi – drums (Meet your neighbor)
Fatlind Ferati – el bass (Meet your neighbor)
Dritëro Nikqi – guitar, accordion and production in studio C (Meet your neighbor)

Composing and Arrangments:
Gipsy Groove (all songs)
Kefaet and Selamet Prizreni, Bajram Kinolli (Meet your neighbor)

Recording,mixing and mastering: 
HOMEBASESOUND Studio, Prishtina

Lyrics: 
Neđo Osman and Gypsy Yo (You're Gipsy)
Lulzim Bucolli and Bajram Kinolli (Beehive)
Selamet and Kefaet Prizrebi and Bajram Kinoli (Meet you’re neighbor)

Special thanks to:
Neđo Osman, Gypsy Yo, Lulzim Bucolli, Pjotr Obuchoff, Charlotte Bohl, Sami Mustafa, Lotte Twenhoeven, Armend Xhaferi, Pëllumb Ballata, Nok Sellmani, Taulant Mehmeti, Fatlind Ferati, Arben Hakaj, Jovana Škrijel and Balkan Sunflowers

The production and publication of the CD is made possible by the EU Support for the Implementation of the RAE Strategy, a project funded by the EU, managed by the EU Office in Kosovo, implemented by the Kosovo Foundation for Open Society and GAIA and supported by the Prime Minister’s Office on Good Governance.

All right reserved Gipsy Groove, Prishtina, Kosovo

INFO: 
gipsygroove.music@gmail.com
www.gipsygroovemusic.com

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Gipsy Groove formed in 2010-2011 and play authentic Balkan Roma music, which they infuse with other musical influences: Jazz, Reggae, Funk

Gipsy Groove formed in 2010-2011 and play authentic Balkan Roma music, which they infuse with other musical influences: Jazz, Reggae, Funk, Ska, DnB etc. Their performances are charismatic, energetic and often improvised. 
Gipsy Groove is the first and only band in Kosovo who play original Roma music. The band members are from a variety of ethnic backgrounds and they bring this
cultural diversity, as well as their interest in human rights and peace, into their performances.

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