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Herbert Munkhammar
Herbert "Afasi" Munkhammar also known as Afasi (born in Uppsala, Sweden on 15 March 1985) is a Swedish hip hop artist, rapper and singer and part of various formations like Afasi & Filthy (2002–2009), Maskinen (2009-presently) and part of the duo Ansiktet. Afasi was also featured as a guest singer in Grandmaster Flash album ''The Bridge (Concept of a Culture)'' on the song "We Speak Hip Hop"〔(Blixten.se: Afasi & Filthy )〕
==In Afasi & Filthy==
(詳細はStockholm.〔(Hiphopveteraner redo för debut ) (in Swedish)〕 Herbert Munkhammar and his classmate Magnus Lidehäll started performing at their school in Uppsala. In 2002 they formed Afasi & Filthy where Munkhammar was the vocalist known as Afasi and Lidehäll known as Filthy. The duo caught the attention of indie label/website Streetzone where they released the EP ''1990 Nånting''. The title track, that included a collaboration from Snook was released on radio in Spring/Summer 2003 charted in Sweden. Based on this radio success, the duo signed contract with BMG, releasing the single "Bomfalleralla". But after disagreements, they broke the contract with BMG in Spring 2005 preferring to work independently. Their first single on their own label was "Le Parkour" followed by EP ''Jag kunde inte bry mig mindre''. Albums ''Skruvat & choppat av Afasi'' in 2006 and ''Hotell Stress'' were released, the latter in 2 separate volumes in 2006 and 2007. ''Flacken'' is the band's critically acclaimed final album under the duo name. It brought a Grammy to the duo as "Best Dance/Hiphop/Soul" in January 2009.
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