Excess is a Georgian rap group, which was founded in Tbilisi in 1999.  The group consisted of three members.

The group Excess was created in November 1991, in Tbilisi.  The band's debut song was Shabash Night.  After recording the first song, producer Misha Chkhaidze started working with the group.  The group held its first concert in Rustavi.  They made their debut in Tbilisi at the Griboyedov Theater on December 19, 1999.  By this time, the group already had its established image - Black cloaks.  After that, the first duet with the group Dog Street (Apocalypse) was recorded.


"7 days and 7 nights"

 In 2000, the group had already completed work on their first album, but problems with the police temporarily delayed the release of the album.  In October 2000, the first album was released and the band released their first music video, "Judging Day".


"Graves"

 In September 2000, the group started working on the second album, and in August 2001, it was already completed and presented to the public.  The name of the album was supposed to be "The Age of Money", but it was decided that the album would be called "Graves".  One of the compositions included in the album, "Graves", is a two-part song written in an abandoned cemetery at three o'clock in the morning.


- Career and success

 The first song of Excess, "Shabashi Night" was included in the collection of "Taoba 2000" and caused a great stir.  Several radio stations accused the group of Satanism and categorically refused to play the group's songs on their airwaves.  This did not hinder the group's career progress.  The first video clip of Excess - "Judgment Day" was shown on various TV channels.  It was also successfully shown at the Student Film Festival and Batumi International Youth Film Festival.  The clip was not shown at the Tbilisi International Youth Film Festival.  The reason was again the groundless accusation of propaganda of Satanism to excess.

The composition "Ghosts of the Past" was used as a musical score in the film "Georgian Weapons" (director: Nino Chichua), for which it won first place at the Tbilisi Film Festival.

However, in 2002, the group did not receive an award in the "Debut" Tbilisi Film Festival, despite winning the first place in the "Best Musical Arrangement" nomination.  The fact is that no one informed the group about this, and the director himself took the award.  However, the matter did not end like that, the story reached the ears of the Ministry of Culture and it was decided that the jury would meet again and officially give the group its rightful award.


Discography

 7 Days and 7 Nights (2000)

 Graves (2001)

 The Trap (2002)

ექსცესი - ექსცესო მოდი / Excess - Excess come

Excess is a Georgian rap group, which was founded in Tbilisi in 1999.  The group consisted of three members.

The group Excess was created in November 1991, in Tbilisi.  The band's debut song was Shabash Night.  After recording the first song, producer Misha Chkhaidze started working with the group.  The group held its first concert in Rustavi.  They made their debut in Tbilisi at the Griboyedov Theater on December 19, 1999.  By this time, the group already had its established image - Black cloaks.  After that, the first duet with the group Dog Street (Apocalypse) was recorded.

"7 days and 7 nights"

 In 2000, the group had already completed work on their first album, but problems with the police temporarily delayed the release of the album.  In October 2000, the first album was released and the band released their first music video, "Judging Day".


"Graves"

 In September 2000, the group started working on the second album, and in August 2001, it was already completed and presented to the public.  The name of the album was supposed to be "The Age of Money", but it was decided that the album would be called "Graves".  One of the compositions included in the album, "Graves", is a two-part song written in an abandoned cemetery at three o'clock in the morning.


- Career and success

 The first song of Excess, "Shabashi Night" was included in the collection of "Taoba 2000" and caused a great stir.  Several radio stations accused the group of Satanism and categorically refused to play the group's songs on their airwaves.  This did not hinder the group's career progress.  The first video clip of Excess - "Judgment Day" was shown on various TV channels.  It was also successfully shown at the Student Film Festival and Batumi International Youth Film Festival.  The clip was not shown at the Tbilisi International Youth Film Festival.  The reason was again the groundless accusation of propaganda of Satanism to excess.

The composition "Ghosts of the Past" was used as a musical score in the film "Georgian Weapons" (director: Nino Chichua), for which it won first place at the Tbilisi Film Festival.

However, in 2002, the group did not receive an award in the "Debut" Tbilisi Film Festival, despite winning the first place in the "Best Musical Arrangement" nomination.  The fact is that no one informed the group about this, and the director himself took the award.  However, the matter did not end like that, the story reached the ears of the Ministry of Culture and it was decided that the jury would meet again and officially give the group its rightful award.


Discography

 7 Days and 7 Nights (2000)

 Graves (2001)

 The Trap (2002)

ექსცესი - ვინ რას მომცემს / Excess - Who will give me what

ექსცესი - საფლავები (დაბრუნება მკვდართა ქალაქში) / Excess - Graves (Return to the City of the Dead)

ექსცესი - ის დგას და დუმს / Excess - He stands and is silent

ექსცესი - საფლავები (მკვდართა ქალაქი) / Excess - Graves (City of the Dead)

Excess is a Georgian rap group, which was founded in Tbilisi in 1999.  The group consisted of three members.

The group Excess was created in November 1991, in Tbilisi.  The band's debut song was Shabash Night.  After recording the first song, producer Misha Chkhaidze started working with the group.  The group held its first concert in Rustavi.  They made their debut in Tbilisi at the Griboyedov Theater on December 19, 1999.  By this time, the group already had its established image - Black cloaks.  After that, the first duet with the group Dog Street (Apocalypse) was recorded.

"7 days and 7 nights"

 In 2000, the group had already completed work on their first album, but problems with the police temporarily delayed the release of the album.  In October 2000, the first album was released and the band released their first music video, "Judging Day".


"Graves"

 In September 2000, the group started working on the second album, and in August 2001, it was already completed and presented to the public.  The name of the album was supposed to be "The Age of Money", but it was decided that the album would be called "Graves".  One of the compositions included in the album, "Graves", is a two-part song written in an abandoned cemetery at three o'clock in the morning.


- Career and success

 The first song of Excess, "Shabashi Night" was included in the collection of "Taoba 2000" and caused a great stir.  Several radio stations accused the group of Satanism and categorically refused to play the group's songs on their airwaves.  This did not hinder the group's career progress.  The first video clip of Excess - "Judgment Day" was shown on various TV channels.  It was also successfully shown at the Student Film Festival and Batumi International Youth Film Festival.  The clip was not shown at the Tbilisi International Youth Film Festival.  The reason was again the groundless accusation of propaganda of Satanism to excess.

The composition "Ghosts of the Past" was used as a musical score in the film "Georgian Weapons" (director: Nino Chichua), for which it won first place at the Tbilisi Film Festival.

However, in 2002, the group did not receive an award in the "Debut" Tbilisi Film Festival, despite winning the first place in the "Best Musical Arrangement" nomination.  The fact is that no one informed the group about this, and the director himself took the award.  However, the matter did not end like that, the story reached the ears of the Ministry of Culture and it was decided that the jury would meet again and officially give the group its rightful award.

ექსცესი - ჩემი დროც მოვა / Excess - My time will come

ექსცესი - არ წამომყვე ჯოჯოხეთში / Excess - Don't follow me to hell

ექსცესი - სიზმარი / Excess - A dream

ექსცესი - ძირს / Excess - Down

ექსცესი - ჯოჯოხეთის კარიბჭე / Excess - The Gate of Hell

ექსცესი - ჩვენზე ცუდი ხმებია / Excess - Bad rumors about us

ექსცესი - გვიხმობს ყველას / Excess - Calling us all

ექსცესი ft. (გოგი ცაბაძე) - არ გელი / Excess - (ft. Gogi Tsabadze RMX) - I'm not waiting for you

ექსცესი - გიჟებისკენ გზა / Excess - The road to madness

ექსცესი - წარსულის აჩრდილები / Excess - Ghosts of the Past

ექსცესი - 7 დღე და 7 ღამე / Excess - 7 days and 7 nights

"Fugitive" by Psycho Realm is a compelling exploration of the struggles faced by those who feel trapped or marginalized within society. The song's lyrics delve into themes of alienation, injustice, and the desire for freedom, reflecting the experiences of individuals who feel like fugitives within their own lives. With its powerful message and haunting production, "Fugitive" resonates with listeners on a deep emotional level, inviting them to reflect on the complexities of the human condition.

"Fugitive" was released as part of Psycho Realm's self-titled debut album, which came out on October 15, 1997.

Psycho Realm - Fugitive

In "Needful Things," Psycho Realm crafts a chilling narrative that exposes the sinister allure of material possessions. Through gritty lyricism and atmospheric production, the song delves into the psychological depths of human desire, portraying a haunting landscape where individuals are driven to extreme measures in pursuit of fulfillment. With its introspective themes and raw emotion, "Needful Things" invites listeners to confront the darker aspects of human nature while reflecting on their own cravings and motivations.

"Needful Things" by Psycho Realm was released on their album "A War Story Book 1" in 1999.


Psycho Realm - Needful Things

"Moving Through Streets" by Psycho Realm is a track that captures the essence of urban life, depicting the struggles and realities of navigating through city streets. The song's gritty lyrics and evocative imagery paint a vivid picture of the challenges faced by individuals trying to survive in tough urban environments. With its raw energy and intense delivery, "Moving Through Streets" serves as a powerful anthem for those battling against adversity.

As for the release date, "Moving Through Streets" was featured on Psycho Realm's self-titled debut album, which was released on October 15, 1997.

Psycho Realm - Moving Through Streets



Muza & Memo - Sheni (Yours)
Artists: Excess, Muza, Memo and various artists Album: Xafangi + Bonus tracks 
Genre: Hip-Hop

Excess is a Georgian rap group, which was founded in Tbilisi in 1999.  The group consisted of three members.

The group Excess was created in November 1991, in Tbilisi.  The band's debut song was Shabash Night.  After recording the first song, producer Misha Chkhaidze started working with the group.  The group held its first concert in Rustavi.  They made their debut in Tbilisi at the Griboyedov Theater on December 19, 1999.  By this time, the group already had its established image - Black cloaks.  After that, the first duet with the group Dog Street (Apocalypse) was recorded.

"7 days and 7 nights"

 In 2000, the group had already completed work on their first album, but problems with the police temporarily delayed the release of the album.  In October 2000, the first album was released and the band released their first music video, "Judging Day".


"Graves"

 In September 2000, the group started working on the second album, and in August 2001, it was already completed and presented to the public.  The name of the album was supposed to be "The Age of Money", but it was decided that the album would be called "Graves".  One of the compositions included in the album, "Graves", is a two-part song written in an abandoned cemetery at three o'clock in the morning.


- Career and success

 The first song of Excess, "Shabashi Night" was included in the collection of "Taoba 2000" and caused a great stir.  Several radio stations accused the group of Satanism and categorically refused to play the group's songs on their airwaves.  This did not hinder the group's career progress.  The first video clip of Excess - "Judgment Day" was shown on various TV channels.  It was also successfully shown at the Student Film Festival and Batumi International Youth Film Festival.  The clip was not shown at the Tbilisi International Youth Film Festival.  The reason was again the groundless accusation of propaganda of Satanism to excess.

The composition "Ghosts of the Past" was used as a musical score in the film "Georgian Weapons" (director: Nino Chichua), for which it won first place at the Tbilisi Film Festival.

However, in 2002, the group did not receive an award in the "Debut" Tbilisi Film Festival, despite winning the first place in the "Best Musical Arrangement" nomination.  The fact is that no one informed the group about this, and the director himself took the award.  However, the matter did not end like that, the story reached the ears of the Ministry of Culture and it was decided that the jury would meet again and officially give the group its rightful award.


Discography

 7 Days and 7 Nights (2000)

 Graves (2001)

 The Trap (2002)

მუზა და მემო - შენი (ექსცესი) / Muza and Memo (Excess) - Yours

მუზა - ნუ მთხოვ (ექსცესი) / Muza - Don't ask (Excess)

ექსცესი - გიჟი ბევრია / Excess - There are many crazy

ექსცესი ( მუზა  მემო) - მიდი მიდი გადი  / Excess - Step by step go

Muza & Qeshi - Mary Jane (RMX) Artists: Excess, Muza, Memo and various artists Album: Xafangi + Bonus tracks Genre: Hip-Hop

Excess is a Georgian rap group, which was founded in Tbilisi in 1999.  The group consisted of three members.

The group Excess was created in November 1991, in Tbilisi.  The band's debut song was Shabash Night.  After recording the first song, producer Misha Chkhaidze started working with the group.  The group held its first concert in Rustavi.  They made their debut in Tbilisi at the Griboyedov Theater on December 19, 1999.  By this time, the group already had its established image - Black cloaks.  After that, the first duet with the group Dog Street (Apocalypse) was recorded.


"7 days and 7 nights"

 In 2000, the group had already completed work on their first album, but problems with the police temporarily delayed the release of the album.  In October 2000, the first album was released and the band released their first music video, "Judging Day".


"Graves"

 In September 2000, the group started working on the second album, and in August 2001, it was already completed and presented to the public.  The name of the album was supposed to be "The Age of Money", but it was decided that the album would be called "Graves".  One of the compositions included in the album, "Graves", is a two-part song written in an abandoned cemetery at three o'clock in the morning.


- Career and success

 The first song of Excess, "Shabashi Night" was included in the collection of "Taoba 2000" and caused a great stir.  Several radio stations accused the group of Satanism and categorically refused to play the group's songs on their airwaves.  This did not hinder the group's career progress.  The first video clip of Excess - "Judgment Day" was shown on various TV channels.  It was also successfully shown at the Student Film Festival and Batumi International Youth Film Festival.  The clip was not shown at the Tbilisi International Youth Film Festival.  The reason was again the groundless accusation of propaganda of Satanism to excess.

The composition "Ghosts of the Past" was used as a musical score in the film "Georgian Weapons" (director: Nino Chichua), for which it won first place at the Tbilisi Film Festival.

However, in 2002, the group did not receive an award in the "Debut" Tbilisi Film Festival, despite winning the first place in the "Best Musical Arrangement" nomination.  The fact is that no one informed the group about this, and the director himself took the award.  However, the matter did not end like that, the story reached the ears of the Ministry of Culture and it was decided that the jury would meet again and officially give the group its rightful award.


Discography

 7 Days and 7 Nights (2000)

 Graves (2001)

 The Trap (2002)

მუზა და ქეში - მერი ჯეინ / Muza & Qeshi - Mary Jane (RMX)

Muza & Memo ft. Diversantebi - Ras Edzeb
Artists: Excess, Muza, Memo and various artists
Album: Xafangi + Bonus tracks
Genre: Hip-Hop
Original Track: Suprême NTM - That'S My People

მუზა და მემო & დივერსანტები - რას ეძებ / Muza & Memo ft. Diversants - What are you looking for?

Artists: Excess, Muza, Memo and various artists Album: Xafangi + Bonus tracks Genre: Hip-Hop


Excess is a Georgian rap group, which was founded in Tbilisi in 1999.  The group consisted of three members.

The group Excess was created in November 1991, in Tbilisi.  The band's debut song was Shabash Night.  After recording the first song, producer Misha Chkhaidze started working with the group.  The group held its first concert in Rustavi.  They made their debut in Tbilisi at the Griboyedov Theater on December 19, 1999.  By this time, the group already had its established image - Black cloaks.  After that, the first duet with the group Dog Street (Apocalypse) was recorded.


"7 days and 7 nights"

 In 2000, the group had already completed work on their first album, but problems with the police temporarily delayed the release of the album.  In October 2000, the first album was released and the band released their first music video, "Judging Day".


"Graves"

 In September 2000, the group started working on the second album, and in August 2001, it was already completed and presented to the public.  The name of the album was supposed to be "The Age of Money", but it was decided that the album would be called "Graves".  One of the compositions included in the album, "Graves", is a two-part song written in an abandoned cemetery at three o'clock in the morning.


- Career and success

 The first song of Excess, "Shabashi Night" was included in the collection of "Taoba 2000" and caused a great stir.  Several radio stations accused the group of Satanism and categorically refused to play the group's songs on their airwaves.  This did not hinder the group's career progress.  The first video clip of Excess - "Judgment Day" was shown on various TV channels.  It was also successfully shown at the Student Film Festival and Batumi International Youth Film Festival.  The clip was not shown at the Tbilisi International Youth Film Festival.  The reason was again the groundless accusation of propaganda of Satanism to excess.

The composition "Ghosts of the Past" was used as a musical score in the film "Georgian Weapons" (director: Nino Chichua), for which it won first place at the Tbilisi Film Festival.

However, in 2002, the group did not receive an award in the "Debut" Tbilisi Film Festival, despite winning the first place in the "Best Musical Arrangement" nomination.  The fact is that no one informed the group about this, and the director himself took the award.  However, the matter did not end like that, the story reached the ears of the Ministry of Culture and it was decided that the jury would meet again and officially give the group its rightful award.


Discography

 7 Days and 7 Nights (2000)

 Graves (2001)

 The Trap (2002)

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