Malk de Koijn


Malk de Koijn is a Danish rap group formed in 1993, formed of three members, Tue Track, Blæs Bukki and Geolo G.

Biography

Malk de Koijn formed on New Year's Eve 1993. Tue Track and Geolo G had worked together previously, and Blæs Bukki had been a part of the Danish producer team Madness 4 Real. In the group's first years they released prods on the underground scene, such as "Lortesangen" and "Livet På Langestrand".
In 1998 their first album Smash Hit in Aberdeen was released, which was nominated for a Danish Music Award. In 1999 the group also won Maarums Lyrikpris, a poetry prize.
Their second album Sneglzilla was released in 2002. It was named the best album of 2002 by Danish music magazine Gaffa and national newspapers Politiken and Ekstra Bladet, and won two Danish Music Awards, two Steppeulve, and six prizes at the Danish Hiphop Awards.
Between 2002 and 2011 the three members worked on other projects. Blæs Bukki was part of the Dancehall/ragga group Bikstok Røgsystem. Tue Track worked as a producer under the name Track 72, and released an album, Rockin'. He is also a part of the band Booty Cologne. Blæs Bukki and Geolo G were part of the play Peer Gynt in Copenhagen's Betty Nansen Theatre.
In 2006 Geolo G announced his retirement from the music industry.
Malk de Koijn were booked for the 2009 Roskilde Festival. They played at the Arena Stage during the night between Saturday and Sunday. In 2010-11 the three rappers started meeting again for jam sessions, which resulted in the 2011 album, Toback to the Fromtime, released on 19 September 2011. The album went to #1 on the Danish album chart.
In 2016 Tue Track recorded the album The Unreal Zound using only material from the Danish rock group PowerSolo.

Discography

Albums

EPs

Other appearances

Danish HipHop Awards 2003
Danish Music Awards 2003
P3 Guld 2003
Årets Steppeulv 2003
Årets Steppeulv 2012
Danish Music Awards 2012