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Birth name | Mosa Ghawsi |
Born | Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany | March 11, 1989
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Years active | 2008–present |
Labels | GM2L |
Mosa Ghawsi (born 11 March 1989), commonly known as Malik Montana, is a German-Polish rapper of Afghan origin.
Mosa Ghawsi was born in 1989 in Hamburg. His father was from Afghanistan, while his mother was Greeks in Poland. According to an interview with PopKiller, he traveled with his brother at the age of 15 to Poland, settling in the Wrzeciono neighborhood of Bielany, a district in Warsaw.[1]
Mosa began to make music under the pseudonym Malik Montana in 2008; the last portion of the name, "Montana", is derived from Tony Montana.[2] Early on in his career, he would make English-language hip-hop songs with the German rapper Sentino; he would continue to make songs in English until 2012, when he began to appear in foreign concerts within Poland.[3]
On 20 October 2015, he would make his debut in Polish rap with "NaNaNa", which featured Diho and Białas. In 2017, Sentino would be kicked off the GM2L ("Get Money Live Life") label;[4] afterwards, Malik would take over the label.[5]
Malik would release Tijara in 2018; it would peak at 2nd on OLiS.[6]
In 2021, Malik announced an album with guest appearances from only French rappers; it is to be named WAW CDG, after Warsaw Chopin Airport and Charles de Gaulle Airport.[7] He would also perform at the Wrocław Hip Hop Festival.[8]
Malik established Tijana Mobile, a phone network, on 4 February 2020. The purpose of the network was to interact with fans; the network provided SMS and voicemail services, as well as announcements regarding contests and events involving Malik Montana.[9]
It would go defunct in November of 2021.[10]
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Naajak |
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Haram Masari |
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Tijara |
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022 |
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3[13] |
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"Do rana" | 2015 |
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Haram Masari |
"1szy Nos" | 2017 |
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Tijara |
"Baby same przyjdą" | |||
"Pelikan" | |||
"Powiedz Co" | |||
"Who You Mam" |
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"KE6Z" (ft. KiKi) |
2018 | ||
"Mieli" |
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"Shut Up" (with 2's Day and Dio Mudara) |
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"Botoks" | |||
"6.3 AMG" |
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Tijara | |
"Mówili" |
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"Teraz i tu" (ft. Sobota and Yogi) |
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"Trajkotka" | 022 | ||
"Dla rodziny" |
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"To nie żart" | |||
"Wyrosłem na blokach" (with Dio Mudara) |
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"One Night Stand" (with Dio Mudara) |
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"Jagodzianki" (with Mr. Polska) |
2019 |
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Import/Export |
"Robię Yeah"[16] (ft. K Koke) |
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"7 5 0"[17] (ft. Millonair and Bonez MC) |
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"Mona Lisa" |
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"VvsNike" (ft. Lil Toe) |
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"Za pasem" |
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"Jungle Boyz" |
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"Niedostępny" (ft. DMN) |
2020 |
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Non-album singles |
"Rundki" (ft. Diho, Alberto and Bibic) |
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"Mordo weź" (with LX) |
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"Wuwua" (with Josef Bratan) |
2021 |
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"Bratan"[20] (ft. Tovaritch) |
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"Głosy w Głowie" | |||
"Click Clack Bang"[7] (ft. Dosseha) |
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"3 Telefony" |
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