In 2002 the silence was shown to be temporary with the founding of the Bassivity label, which made Serbian, Bosnian, and Croatian hip hop widely available in record stores. Their first release, V.I.P. - "Ekipa Stigla", was one of the two albums which marked the beginning of the second wave of Serbian hip hop. The other was "BSSST...Tišinčina" by the Belgrade group Beogradski sindikat, formed 1999. The same group also released the highly controversial political single "Govedina" in late 2002, which greatly aided the popularisation of hip hop in Serbia.