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French rap group January 2020 Expand French|topic=cult|PNL (groupe) October 2018 Infobox musical artist | name = Fonky Family | image = Fonky Family band Logo.jpeg | caption = | image_size = 150 | background = group_or_band | alias = FF | origin = France | genre = Hip hop music|Hip hop, French rap | years_active = 1994-2007 | label = Small (Sony Music)
Jive Epic | associated_acts = | website = | current_members = | past_members = Le Rat Luciano (rap)
Sat (rapper)|Sat l'Artificier (rap)
Don Choa (rap)
Menzo (rap)
Pone (producer)
DJ Djel (DJing)
Fel (dancer)
Karima (singer)|Karima (vocals)
Flex (singer)|Flex (vocals)
Fafa (management) ''Fonky Family'' (IPAc-en|f|ʌ|ŋ|k|i) or ''La Fonky Family'' (often shortened to ''La Fonky'', or ''La FF'', is a French hip hop band from Marseille, consisting of four rappers, Le Rat Luciano, Interlanguage link multi|Menzo|fr, Interlanguage link multi|Don Choa|fr and Sat (rapper)|Sat, Record producer|producer Guilhem Gallart|Pone, DJ Djel, breakdance|dancer Blaze (dancer)|Blaze, singer Karima (singer)|Karima, Flex (singer)|Flex (fetus) Nandell, and Talent manager|manager Fafa. Fonky Family made their first appearance on the French hip hop scene in 1994, after IAM (band)|IAM had paved the way for new hip hop artists originating from Marseille. In 1995, they appeared in the song titled "Les Bad Boys de Marseille" on ''Interlanguage link multi|Métèque et mat|fr'', the first solo album by IAM's Akhenaton (rapper)|Akhenaton. Their first album, ''Interlanguage link multi|Si Dieu veut...|fr'', came out in 1997 and soon received a gold album. Karima left the group before the release of the album. In 1998, the group were invited to collaborate with Akhenaton on the soundtrack of Luc Besson's film ''Taxi (1998 movie)|Taxi''. The film became a huge success and its soundtrack topped the French charts. After numerous collaborations with different members of IAM on their solo albums, the group released one EP record with six live and edited titles, titled ''Hors série volume 1'', in spring 1999. ''Hors série volume 2'' was released in 2000. Their second album, ''Art de rue'', came out in 2001. After that, many members of the group chose to pursue solo careers: Le Rat Luciano had already released a solo album in 2000, and Sat and Don Choa followed in 2001 and 2002 respectively. DJ Djel produced two compilations in 2001 and 2003. In January 2006, Fonky Family released their third album ''Interlanguage link multi|Marginale musique|fr'' (Jive/Sony BMG, which debuted on the French charts straight at number one. Fonky Family have a global music publishing deal with BMG Music Publishing. Fonky Family's track "La Furie et la Foi" was used as the soundtrack for French skateboarder J. B. Gillet's part in the film ''Rodney Vs Daewon Round II''.
Jive Epic | associated_acts = | website = | current_members = | past_members = Le Rat Luciano (rap)
Sat (rapper)|Sat l'Artificier (rap)
Don Choa (rap)
Menzo (rap)
Pone (producer)
DJ Djel (DJing)
Fel (dancer)
Karima (singer)|Karima (vocals)
Flex (singer)|Flex (vocals)
Fafa (management) ''Fonky Family'' (IPAc-en|f|ʌ|ŋ|k|i) or ''La Fonky Family'' (often shortened to ''La Fonky'', or ''La FF'', is a French hip hop band from Marseille, consisting of four rappers, Le Rat Luciano, Interlanguage link multi|Menzo|fr, Interlanguage link multi|Don Choa|fr and Sat (rapper)|Sat, Record producer|producer Guilhem Gallart|Pone, DJ Djel, breakdance|dancer Blaze (dancer)|Blaze, singer Karima (singer)|Karima, Flex (singer)|Flex (fetus) Nandell, and Talent manager|manager Fafa. Fonky Family made their first appearance on the French hip hop scene in 1994, after IAM (band)|IAM had paved the way for new hip hop artists originating from Marseille. In 1995, they appeared in the song titled "Les Bad Boys de Marseille" on ''Interlanguage link multi|Métèque et mat|fr'', the first solo album by IAM's Akhenaton (rapper)|Akhenaton. Their first album, ''Interlanguage link multi|Si Dieu veut...|fr'', came out in 1997 and soon received a gold album. Karima left the group before the release of the album. In 1998, the group were invited to collaborate with Akhenaton on the soundtrack of Luc Besson's film ''Taxi (1998 movie)|Taxi''. The film became a huge success and its soundtrack topped the French charts. After numerous collaborations with different members of IAM on their solo albums, the group released one EP record with six live and edited titles, titled ''Hors série volume 1'', in spring 1999. ''Hors série volume 2'' was released in 2000. Their second album, ''Art de rue'', came out in 2001. After that, many members of the group chose to pursue solo careers: Le Rat Luciano had already released a solo album in 2000, and Sat and Don Choa followed in 2001 and 2002 respectively. DJ Djel produced two compilations in 2001 and 2003. In January 2006, Fonky Family released their third album ''Interlanguage link multi|Marginale musique|fr'' (Jive/Sony BMG, which debuted on the French charts straight at number one. Fonky Family have a global music publishing deal with BMG Music Publishing. Fonky Family's track "La Furie et la Foi" was used as the soundtrack for French skateboarder J. B. Gillet's part in the film ''Rodney Vs Daewon Round II''.
ClipsOfficiels - 5 vidéos
Fonky Family - Art de rue (Clip officiel)
Fonky Family - Mystère et suspense (Clip officiel)
Fonky Family - Sans rémission (Clip officiel)
Fonky Family - Marginale musique (Clip officiel)
Fonky Family - La furie et la foi (Clip officiel)