Fler

FLER – Over 20 Years of German Rap History FLER, born Patrick Decker and later known as Patrick Losensky, is one of the most influential and defining artists in German hip-hop and gangsta rap. Raised in Berlin, he spent part of his youth in a children’s home from the age of 13. At an early age, he became involved in Berlin’s graffiti scene, where his stage name FLER originated. His musical career began in 2001. With the release of Carlo Cokxxx Nutten alongside Bushido in 2002, he helped write a defining chapter in German rap history. The album is still considered a classic of German street rap and gangsta rap, influencing an entire generation of artists. For more than two decades, FLER has maintained his position in the German rap scene, continuously shaping musical trends, pushing boundaries, and reinventing his sound. With his groundbreaking album VIBE (2016), he once again set new standards. As one of the early pioneers of modern trap music in Germany, FLER played a major role in introducing international sounds and establishing new musical styles within German street rap. FLER represents authenticity, an uncompromising attitude, and constant musical evolution. As a pioneer of German street rap and a driving force behind new sounds, he has remained one of the most significant figures in German hip-hop culture for over 20 years. FLER – Not just part of the history. One of the artists who shaped it.