Shay, this Franco-Belgian rapper, embodies the raw energy and audacity of contemporary hip-hop. Born in 1990, she was shaped by the fire of various musical genres - hip-hop, urban pop, reggae, and even electronic. Her journey speaks of intimate struggles, dazzling successes, and unwavering determination. Shay, a name that resonates like a war cry in the music world. [Last update: 19/11/24]

A glistening career in the rap world awaits this rapper who is THE rapper to watch out for at the moment. We are not the only ones to say this since it was Isha who first spotted the talent of Green Montana, which then led to him becoming the Duke's protege and signing to his 92i label. He had his breakout with 'ALASKA' (2020), an album with cold, captivating, melancholic music but always with sharp melodies and an inimitable flow.

Scylla, born October 14, 1980 in Brussels, is a Belgian rapper. He was a member of the OPAK collective before pursuing a solo career.

La Smala is a Belgian hip-hop group formed in 2007. Atypical in the musical landscape, they highlight poetic, socially engaged lyrics, distilled over varied instrumentals, ranging from boom bap to trap. Unique in its creative and collective essence, La Smala stands out for its musical diversity and independence in Francophone rap. Their passion and work have earned them a solid fan base in Belgium and France. The group promotes unity and love through their lyrics with authenticity, inspiring a younger generation of rappers. [Generated by AI]

Hamza Al-Farissi (Arabic: حمزة الفارسي‎; born 1 August 1994), better known by the mononym Hamza, is a francophone Belgian rapper, singer and beatmaker. Hamza is signed to Rec. 118 and Warner Music. Born in Laeken to parents of Moroccan origin, he formed the hip hop band Kilogramme Gang as an adolescent with his friends Triton and MK. He also used the logo "Saucegod". The band released the urban project Gotham City Vol. 1. Hamza composed the beats used by the band. Read more on Last.fm

Frenetik is a Belgian rapper who has made a name for himself in the music industry via his immense determination. He released his first album “Jeu de couleurs” in 2021.

Having already made notable waves as solo artists, Spanish-born Caballero chanced upon Belgian producer and rapper Jean Jass at a radio show in 2011. Since their meeting, the two embarked on a union that marked a much-needed playfulness in the Belgian scene. Citing East Coast rappers as key influences, the pair’s tracks highlight Brussel's take on women, drugs and the police in rap music.

Swing is one third of the Brussels-based hip-hop collective L'Or Du Commun. 

Hailing from Belgium, Seyté has established himself as an unavoidable figure on his country's hip-hop and reggae scene. His musical style, rooted in hip-hop/rap and reggae, reflects the richness of his creativity and originality. His captivating rhythms and committed lyrics evoke a range of emotions from protest to celebration. An artist who both stirs and makes you think. [Last update: 19/11/24]

Emanating from the vibrant streets of Belgium, Senamo, also known as Sad Ghuru or Melon Soda Boy, stands as an iconic figure in Belgian and French hip-hop. His unique style, blending calm rap and contemporary hip-hop, evokes a sense of introspection and urban tranquility. Beyond the bling-bling and clichés, Senamo paints with his music a raw and eloquent reality. [Last update: 19/11/24]