Spaghetti Funk

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Spaghetti Funk
J-Ax, leader of the crew
Background information
Origin	Milan, Italy
Genres	Hip hop, alternative hip hop, funk, pop-rap
Years active	1994-2012
Labels	EMI
Past members	J-Ax, Raptuz, Space One, Thema, Weedo, Strano, THG, Shu, Dj Zack, Dj Jad, Dj Enzo, Pooglia Tribe, Posi Argento, Ena, Chief, Solo Zippo

Spaghetti Funk was an Italian collective of hip hop musicians.

History

The crew was founded in 1994 by Articolo 31 with the leader J-Ax, from the writer Raptuz and the historian rapper Space One, inspired by an idea of Franco Godi. Initially the crew was broader. It included several members of the hip hop/funk Italian as Chief, Solo Zippo, Huda, Ena, Posi Argento, Pooglia Tribe, Dj Enzo e Dj Jad.

References

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