Unikkatil Carer

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Unikkatil has released four albums so far, the first one being ", released in 2004, the second one was "presents The Bloody Alboz" released in 2005, the third album was " released in 2006, and fourth was  released in 2007. His latest album was announced to have sold over 13,000 copies[2] in the first week alone, and over 40,000 in the first month.[3] This was a huge success for Unikkatil, as well as Kosovar Albanian hip hop. He has also produced Presioni's début album "Nentori i Trete" and a few songs from CyaNide's début album. Despite releasing four albums, many other songs were released for free under no known albums. His latest event in Frauenfeld, Switzerland in 2009 holds the record for the biggest event ever held by an Albanian artist in Switzerland, with close to 5,000 people being present. s biggest concert of his career, as well as one of the biggest rap events in the Balkans, took place on July 15, 2012 at  Stadium, 25,000 people were present, cheering for "King Of Albanian Rap".

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