In the organizer's words:

Shit life, good songs - that pretty much sums up how Antifuchs 2024 navigated their way through the year. "I hate people ... who hate people!" comes out of the speakers. Everyone listening takes a collective breath and nods in agreement: the madwoman in the mask gets to the heart of the matter once again.

With an attitude that lies in the golden mean between Kool Savas, Limp Bizkit and Girl Gang in the skate park, Antifuchs has been considered the king of rap since her album "FEMINEM" at the latest. Anyone who gets to know the Slim Lady realizes that the Kazakhstan-born fox belongs to the crème de la crème of German rap MCs; both on record, but above all on stage.

But why this black fox mask? The reason is simple: "anti-personality cult". Antifuchs want to present themselves to unbiased listeners and focus on their art. No pandering to a cliché, a gender or a value system such as clicks and charts.

Antifuchs' debut album "STOLA" was released in 2018. A broad presence within the hip-hop media was followed by numerous interviews in mainstream formats such as 3Sat Kulturzeit, THCene and a four-page artist portrait in the Spiegel anniversary issue "100 Years of Women's Suffrage". Her second album "Love, Weed & Mittelfinder" followed in 2019 and her anniversary EP "Zurück im Fuxxxbau" was released in 2021.

This was followed by an engagement at the Munich Volkstheater. Antifuchs wrote and performed the soundtrack to the dystopian, socio-critical trap opera entitled "cloud*s*cape" (ran from November 2021 to February 2023). The solo album "FEMINEM" followed as the most recent highlight from the pen of Antifuchs. With "Scheiß Leben, gute Songs", Antifuchs goes one better. The latest work was produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by Antifuchs' collegial studio partner Tacka77 at the established Riverside Studio in Berlin - connoisseurs will read the recording accolade out of this sentence and nod appreciatively.

Antifuchs not only dances and smokes at their own weddings, but also at a wide variety of others. However, this does not irritate their fans, but gradually adds up to a rousing overall picture: Tours with metalcore bands such as Callejon, Bluthund or Grell. As a German rap act, a complete demolition at the Fusion Festival. A corporate event with Billy Boy Kondomen or headlining the Mary Jane. Club bangers with underground rap legend Frauenarzt or a techno demolition with Die Gebrüder Brett. Talks about German rap and feminism. Ambassador for EXIT, the program to get out of the right-wing scene. To this end, she founded the initiatives "No sex with Nazis" and "No sport with Nazis", raising money and donating it. All this is just the tip of the iceberg. Antifuchs impresses with a versatility and restlessness that is second to none.