In the autumn of 2005, Kuer, Mauzer and Blokovski form the group Architects. The working title of their debut album was "Carski Rez", but they quickly abandon this idea, instead choosing to use the name for their independent label, which begins this whole story. May 11, 2006 was adopted as the official birth date of the Carski Rez label, however its first release was Blokovski's album, "Čekanje je mučno" (Waiting is Painful), originally made available in 2005. Mauzer (then known as Rastamon) and MothaphonkinMjan, soon to become part of the label, appeared as guests. Shortly thereafter, the duo Sqb & The Easst were added to the roster. June 2006 saw the release of two albums, Blokovski's "Oproštaj od lošeg snimka" (Farewell to the low quality recording) and MothaphonkinMjan's "Ritam, priča, bass, funk" (Rhythm, Story, Bass, Funk). A concert, the first for Carski Rez, was held for the occasion at a sold out show at club Mint. Blokovski and Mauzer, along with Belgrade-based groups Bauk Squad and FTP comprised the lineup of independent hip hop artists at the internationally renowned Exit '06 festival in Novi Sad, Serbia. During the show, free copies of the promotional mixtape, "Promo01" were distributed. Around this time, the label acquired recording equipment and a new phase of work began in Kuer's apartment, now dubbed Kuertorico. In December 2006, the label expanded locally and globally with the addition of two MCs from Novi Sad, Ask and Mirage, and what was then a duo from Canada, the Babble Goons Highduke and Scribe. All-around virtuoso MC/DJ/producer Baron based in Switzerland also joined the cast at this time. Just before the year was up, Mirage's multimedia EP, "Sinkretizam16" was added to the discography. The expansion continued in January 2007 with the opening of the CRZ Studio in Belgrade, and March saw the first of a series of week-long affairs during which exclusive songs, instrumentals or contests are made available daily. May 2007 was a big month for the Architects, with the release of the Architects:EP (to date, the Carski Rez project with the longest production-to-release timespan). The single "Mrzim" ("I Hate") brought considerable attention to the label from the hip hop community and beyond. Blokovski, the most prolific Carski Rez artist, released a free for download compilation, "Oblici od oblaka deo 1" (Shapes In The Clouds, Vol. 1) in October 2007, which was voted as the number one demo album of the year on the most visited and influential website devoted to the Serbian hip hop scene. October also saw the release of Babble Goons' album "Critical Condition", which raised the profile of Carski Rez in Canada and created a devoted fan club on this (or that, depending on where you're at) side of the ocean. In January 2008, fans were treated to free copies of the "Promo2" compilation, containing songs from all of the Carski Rez artists along with every purchase from the on-line catalogue. Another free release emerged from the label in February 2008 with the 4-song, jazzed out EP "Skubi presents Gazda Paja - Funk'd Up" produced entirely by Sqb.