Põhja-Tallinn is a district of the capital city of Estonia, but also more than that. The eponymous hip-hop group, which was created in 2007, has constantly strived to improve and find its own lane. Thus far, there have been three distinct line-ups. The first consisted of twelve MC's residing in Põhja-Tallinn, who joined forces to create a gargantuan, eight-minute long borough anthem. 100 copies of the single were printed. The next line-up, consisting of five MC's remaining from the aforementioned line-up, recorded an 8-track EP, which they uploaded to the internet for free. Their first video - made on a non-existent budget - was subject to an impressive 100 000 views over the course of a few months. The third act took place at the 2011 Estonian HipHop Festival, where a band of three MC's, a female vocalist and a three-member instrumental band - originally intended to give only one performance - took to the stage. Over the course of the first few rehearsals it became clear that the collective was in great harmony and team spirit was strong. The rest has been something of a long family journey in the Estonian music world. In this time period, the following albums have been released: "Per aspera ad astra," 2012; "Maailm meid saadab," 2013; "Regeneratsioon," 2015. The old lineup reunited by spring 2017, which led to the band's fourth album, "Alati Olemas" which dropped in fall 2017. After 5 years and little bit of resting the band released a new album "C'est la vie"