“One Blood” is a social documentary project by Andrej Štuk and Jarmila Štuková that discovers and interconnects Czech and foreign street culture artists from countries where this type of culture helps people to survive. The project enables the artists in developing countries to closely cooperate with the Czech artistic icons who are practicing the same field of culture. The project gives them an opportunity to work together.

The project aims to help individuals and present people in the Czech Republic with interesting life stories of people coming from countries where, for example, breakdance, rap or box are the only possible means of fighting the hopelessness. Let us share these common values​and help develop them in countries that are not lucky enough to live in prosperity, perhaps, that is where we find them at their purest. The project is an interesting insight into the places where people do not live in conditions that we often take for granted in the Czech Republic, but where we can find enthusiasm, gratitude and love of life.

Uganda is one of the countries that have managed to connect with the Czech Republic. Thanks to the fundraising event, which took place at the Chapeau Rouge club, the project could enable Mc Burney, the rapper from the capital Kampala, to come and perform at several concerts in the Czech Republic. Mc Burney is a founding member of the band Army Luga Flow and the Czech audience will have a chance to see his several concerts. On 19th August 2013 at the Freestyle Mondays at Chapeau Rouge, on 23rd August 2013 at Hiphop camp, where he will perform with the band Prago Union and finally, on 24th August 2013 in Kladno at the Poldofka club.

Meet Burney who says about the project: “All about I care for is to represent Ugandan hip-hop well. So the people realize that here we also live hip-hop!“