Jasmin Fazlić

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* dance
* electronic
 Occupation(s) | * Rapper
* songwriter
* music producer
* Maya Berović
* Severina

**Jasmin Fazlić** (Serbo-Croatian: Јасмин Фазлић; born 16 October 1986), known by his stage name **Jala Brat**, is a Bosnian rapper and hip-hop recording artist, songwriter and producer. He is best known for collaborating with a Bosnian rapper, Buba Corelli and singer Maya Berović. Jala also represented Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 by co-writing and performing "Ljubav je" together with Dalal, Deen and Ana Rucner but failed to qualify to the final.

In the summer of 2016, Jala announced he would run as a candidate for the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) in Bosnia's 2016 municipal elections.

## Career

### Beginning of the career

Jala started making rap music in 2004 at his improvised house-studio. Later, he formed a Hip hop group Bluntbylon with Smayla and several other members. Their career started mostly on YouTube. He also made a few solo-works at that period. In 2011, he released his first EP *Replay*, on which his first song with Buba Corelli appeared.

### 2012 works

In 2012 he released his first solo album *Riječ na riječ*. He also released EP *Mahala* with Shtela. He also started making album *Lice Ulice*, but it is still unfinished yet. In 2012 two singles were released, (*Lice Ulice* and *Uzeću vam sve).* In 2015, *Dom,* the third single from album was released, revealing that the project is not canceled but only paused. Also, in 2012 Jala, alongside Buba Corelli, started releasing singles from EP *SA Sin City*. There were 5 singles released, and EP was fully completed in 2013.

### *Pakt s Đavolom* alongside Buba Corelli

On 16 November 2014, the first single from the album, "Bez Tebe", was released. Full album was released in 13 December 2014, following three singles (*22*, *Trindidad & Tobago* and *Borba*). The album gained huge success and Jala and Corelli were the most listened rappers in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the time.

Following the success of *Pakt s Đavolom*, in 2015 both Jala and Buba Corelli started to make their music more commercial and less underground as they used to. On 6 September Jala released a single *Casino*. Buba Corelli was jailed during that time, and Jala continued to make music without him until the end of Eurovision when Corelli was released. During Corelli's time in jail, Jala released a single *Dom* from album *Lice Ulice* that was dedicated to Corelli and 3 other rappers who were jailed alongside him. Although he wasn't singing turbo-folk himself, he made several works with turbo-folk artists Dado Polumenta (*Dominantna*), Maya Berović (*To me radi*, with Buba Corelli as a co-star) and Mile Kitić's daughter, Elena Kitić. On 28 July 2016, Elena released her first official song *Folira* where Jala was a co-star.

In October 2016, both Jala and Buba Corelli announced that they will publish new album "Kruna". The album contains 8 singles. It was more commercial than their last albums, and most of the songs don't include both Jala and Buba. Only two singles, *Klinka* and *Ne Volim* (featuring Elena) were made by both of them. 3 singles, *Comfort*, *Sporije* and *Dokaz* were made by Buba Corelli only, and rest of them, *Restart*, *La Martina* and *Bakšiš* were made by Jala. The album used advanced technology, with 6 out of 8 singles published with 4K videos, and two lyrics videos.

## Collaboration with other rappers

Since 2011 Jala was mostly collaborating with Bosnian underground rappers that were mostly popular at that time. Besides Buba Corelli, he was known for his work with his colleagues from Bluntbylon, with Smayla as most popular one. He was also working with Buba Corelli's group G recordz and their members. Besides that, he made several songs with rappers Klijent and Anći and also members of the Sarajevo groups Treća Smjena Crew, Capital City Crew and Dlan Beats. In 2012 he was working with one of the biggest Bosnian rappers, Frenkie, with whom he released music video *Ne odustajem* for the song of the same name from *Riječ na Riječ*. He later made several works with Serbian Juice who was also his guest on *Pakt s Đavolom*. In 2018, he released the promotional single "Mafia" with Buba Corelli.

## Mediterraneanvision Song Contest

Jala represented Serbia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 3 in Barcelona, Spain with the song "Otrove" as a featured artist for Croatian singer Severina. They placed 23rd with 42 points. He then represented his home country Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 4 in Ta' Qali, Malta with the song "Mala lomi" with Bosnian rapper Buba Corelli, both as featured artists for Bosnian-Serbian singer Maya Berović. They competed in the first semi-final where they came 13th with 68 points and therefore failed to qualify.

Jala later represented Croatia at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 6 in Pristina, Kosovo with the song "Magija" again as a featured artist for Severina. In the semi-final, they placed 1st with 254 points and therefore qualified for the grand final where they came 2nd with 376 points.

## Discography

Studio albums
* *Riječ na riječ* (2012)
* *SA Sin City* with Buba Corelli (2012–13)
* *Pakt s Đavolom* with Buba Corelli (2014)
* *Kruna* with Buba Corelli (2016)
* *Alfa & Omega* with Buba Corelli (2018)
* *99* (2019)

Extended plays
* *Replay* (2011)
* *Mahala* with Shtela (2012)