Pass It Records

Pass It Records is a Norwegian record label focused on hip hop music. According to Norwegian Wikipedia, the label is known for its close ties to Toska, a figure charged in the NOKAS robbery case. The label's first major breakthrough came with the group Equicez, consisting of Geir «Cast» Kristiansen and Axel «F'EM one» Purcell. Their album «State of Emergency» won both the Spellemannprisen (Norwegian Grammy) and the Alarmprisen in 2004, and also earned several Norwegian Hip-Hop awards. The label's roster included rappers Geir «Cast» Kristiansen, Axel «F'EM one» Purcell, Pål «OnklP» Tøyen, Philip Ruud, Organism 12, and Nico D; singers Nico D and Vivi; and DJs William «Nasty Kutt» Wiik Larsen, Daniel «DJ Nuhhh» Gude, and Torstein «DJ Ross» Håvorsen. Pass It Records released a series of albums, mixtapes, and singles between 2002 and 2006. Notable albums include «State of Emergency» by Equicez (2003), «Skulk med stil» by Philip Ruud (2005), «Problembarn» by Geir «Cast» Kristiansen (2005), and «Det kunne vært deg» by OnklP (2005). Mixtapes included «The Omen» (2004), «Homework» (2005), «Evig Ferie» (2005), «The Omen II» (2006), and «Absolutt Fåpå Vol II» (2006). Singles spanned from «Negative Kids» by Equicez (2002) to «Showtime (Move Your Arms)» by El Axel (2006). The label's official website, passit.no, is currently parked, and the label's current operational status is unclear. It remains a notable part of Norwegian hip hop history from the early-to-mid 2000s.

Pass It Records is a Norwegian hip hop record label. Its first major breakthrough came with the group Equicez, composed of Geir «Cast» Kristiansen and Axel «F'EM one» Purcell. Equicez released the album «State of Emergency», which won the Spellemannprisen and the Alarmprisen in 2004, and also received several Norwegian Hip-Hop awards. The label built a roster of Norwegian hip hop artists including rappers Geir «Cast» Kristiansen, Axel «F'EM one» Purcell, Pål «OnklP» Tøyen, Philip Ruud, Organism 12, and Nico D; singers Nico D and Vivi; and DJs William «Nasty Kutt» Wiik Larsen, Daniel «DJ Nuhhh» Gude, and Torstein «DJ Ross» Håvorsen. Between 2002 and 2006, Pass It Records released a series of albums, mixtapes, and singles. Albums included «State of Emergency» by Equicez (2003), «Skulk med stil» by Philip Ruud (2005), «Problembarn» by Geir «Cast» Kristiansen (2005), and «Det kunne vært deg» by OnklP (2005). Mixtapes included «The Omen» (2004), «Homework» (2005), «Evig Ferie» (2005), «The Omen II» (2006), and «Absolutt Fåpå Vol II» (2006). Singles included «Negative Kids» by Equicez (2002), «Live From Pass It» by Equicez (2003), «Barnslig» by Equicez, Thea, Philip Ruud & Atle Antonsen (2003), «Blind» by Equicez & We (2003), «Sommerflørt» by Philip Ruud & Sandra Lyng Haugen (2005), «Barn i Bar'n» by Philip Ruud & OnklP (2005), «Barn I Bar'n (Remix)» by Philip Ruud, OnklP & Admiral P (2005), «Kela» by Geir «Cast» Kristiansen & Nico D (2005), «Problembarn» by Geir «Cast» Kristiansen (2005), «Se & Hør» by OnklP (2005), and «Showtime (Move Your Arms)» by El Axel (2006). The label is also known for its close ties to Toska, a figure charged in the NOKAS robbery case. The official website passit.no is currently parked, and the label's current operational status is unclear.

• 2006

  Mixtapes «The Omen II» and «Absolutt Fåpå Vol II» released.

• 2006

  Single «Showtime (Move Your Arms)» by El Axel released.

• 2005

  Albums «Skulk med stil», «Problembarn», and «Det kunne vært deg» released.

• 2005

  Mixtapes «Homework» and «Evig Ferie» released.

• 2005

  Singles «Sommerflørt», «Barn i Bar'n», «Barn I Bar'n (Remix)», «Kela», «Problembarn», and «Se & Hør» released.

• 2004

  «State of Emergency» wins Spellemannprisen and Alarmprisen.

• 2004

  Mixtape «The Omen» released.

• 2003

  Album «State of Emergency» by Equicez released.

• 2003

  Singles «Live From Pass It», «Barnslig», and «Blind» released.

• 2002

  Single «Negative Kids» by Equicez released.

Norwegian hip hop record label

Product categories. Hip hop albums · Mixtapes · Singles

1. 1Pass It Records official websitepassit.no
2. 2Pass It Records on Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Pass It Records on Norwegian Wikipediano.wikipedia.org