Artist's albums
Schwarza Rucksack (Remixes)
2023 · single
Schwarza Rucksack (Instrumentals)
2022 · album
Schwarza Rucksack
2022 · album
Easy (Remix)
2022 · single
Skandal 2
2021 · EP
Jacka, Jacka, wo?
2021 · single
Angela Merkel Pret-A-Manger
2021 · single
Tegridy Farms EP
2021 · EP
Sanduhr (DJ Mico Remix)
2021 · single
Gorbli
2020 · single
Bill Gates Vs. dini Muater Instrumentals
2020 · album
Kartellmusig
2019 · album
Sanduhr
2019 · single
Anekdota vuma Ex Promi Teil 1
2019 · album
Aifach
2019 · single
Hai
2018 · single
Gfühllos
2018 · single
Liabi isch (wiana Furz)
2018 · single
Iisziit
2018 · album
Koala
2017 · single
I gega d'Schwiiz (Re-Edition)
2017 · album
Bluamamaitli
2017 · single
Dr letscht Dreck
2017 · album
Panzer (Re-Edition)
2017 · album
Erich Hess vu Afrika EP
2017 · EP
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Biography
Gimma is a Swiss rapper of regional dialect who broke through to mainstream success in 2006 with the Top Ten single "Hymna" from his fourth album, I Gega d'Schwiiz. In addition to his solo output, he is a member of the group OBK and affiliated with the Bauers collective, which also includes the groups Luut & Tüütli, X-Chaibä, Breitbild, and Sektion Kuchikäschtli. Born Gian-Marco Schmid in Chur, Graubünden, Switzerland, he overcame a number of psychological issues while growing up, among them drug addiction and the divorce of his parents. These issues and others characterize the often amusing and sometimes controversial Swiss German raps of Gimma, who made his recording debut in the late '90s in association with the group TAO. He made his solo album debut in 2001 with Droga, Sex, Gwalt, Rap. The follow-up albums Wissa Müll (2003) and Mis Leba Isch So Scheisse (2005) were minor successes at best. Gimma ultimately broke through to mainstream success in 2006 with the Top Ten single "Hymna" from his fourth album, I Gega d'Schwiiz, which includes the additional singles "Superschwiizer" and "Iisziit." The follow-up album Panzer (2007) was his most popular to date, peaking at number six on the Swiss albums chart and spawning another few singles ("Links, Rechts," "Hol dr an Politiker," "Chef vo dr Schwiiz"). Sixth album Hippie (2009) was similarly popular and includes the single "Iar Sind Alles Hippies." ~ Jason Birchmeier