Members Only

Members Only has made a mark in the Polish hip hop and trap scene with several tracks that resonate with fans. Songs like “Tego ma nie być” and “Looney Tunes” showcase their unique style and lyrical approach. “No i co” has become a favorite for its catchy hook, while “Boli głowa” dives into relatable themes that many listeners connect with.

Other notable tracks include “Jak Motyl,” “Każdy z moich ludzi,” and “Mango,” which further display their versatility. “Który tyle gadał” and “Papier Nożyce Kamień” add variety to their discography, keeping fans engaged. “Wszystko dla członków” rounds out their lineup, highlighting the group's commitment to their audience. Each track carries a distinct vibe, contributing to their growing popularity in the scene.

Members Only recently released two albums, “Camp V1.5 (2024)” and “Camp V1 (2024).” These projects showcase their evolving style while maintaining a focus on Hip Hop and Trap elements.

“Camp V1.5” features tracks that explore various themes, blending catchy hooks with rhythmic beats. The tracks are designed to resonate with listeners, engaging them through relatable lyrics and solid production. “Camp V1” also contributes to their discography with a similar approach, highlighting their unique sound and lyrical content.

With these releases, Members Only continues to carve out their space in the music scene, appealing to fans of the genre.

Members Only has engaged in several notable collaborations that highlight their presence in the hip-hop scene. The track “Tego ma nie być” features Okekel, kidzlori, and Skibovicz, merging their distinct styles to create a dynamic sound. This collaboration showcases a blend of voices that resonates well with the audience.

Another significant track is “No i co,” which includes contributions from Okekel, HAŁASTRA, and Kwiatek Haze. Each artist brings their unique flair, making the song a compelling listen. Additionally, “Looney Tunes” involves CRANK ALL, HAŁASTRA, and Kwiatek Haze, further demonstrating the group’s ability to collaborate effectively.

Other tracks like “Boli głowa” with zuziula and Skibovicz, as well as “Jak Motyl” featuring Pazzy and SHEDER, also contribute to their growing catalog. The varied collaborations reflect their versatility and willingness to experiment within the genre.