Intro (Repertoár)

Song Meaning

This intro sets a celebratory tone, inviting listeners to join in "with a full glass of wine" to "celebrate this moment." It immediately establishes the artists involved – PSH, Orion, Vladimír, DJ Richard, and DJ Wich – and highlights DJ Wich's production, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the project. The repetition of "DJ Wich to produkuje" underscores the significance of his contribution to the sound. The initial lines are a direct call to share in the joy of the music's release. Vladimír 518's verse speaks to the long-awaited arrival of their first record on the Terorist label, with the repeated "Je tu, tu je" (It's here, it's here) conveying a palpable sense of anticipation finally being met. This simple, insistent repetition builds excitement and confirms the tangible presence of the music after a period of waiting. Orion's verse paints a picture of diverse origins, from the "main city" to its "outskirts," and even "guests from the surrounding world." He describes the collective as a "colorful palette assembled like a mosaic," where "sentence, word, and rhythm" form the structure. The lyrics suggest a unique linguistic approach, a "new Czech language" shaped by their observations and experiences, processed and re-released like a "cycle." This imagery of digestion and expulsion highlights a raw, authentic creative output. Vladimír 518 returns to reinforce their identity as "Peneři strýčka homeboye" (Uncle's homeboys) and sends greetings to "Czechia and Prague," not from a position of power ("not from the castle"), but from their "own compact disc." The final repeated phrase, "Užívej v míru tuhle věc" (Enjoy this thing in peace), serves as a peaceful benediction, urging the listener to simply appreciate the music itself. The overall effect is one of proud arrival, diverse influences coalescing, and a desire for the listener to find enjoyment in their creation.