Moji and Sboy are two childhood friends who grew up together in Liège, Belgium. Really considering themselves as two brothers, their symbiosis pushed them to get into rap by forming a duo, simply named Moji X Sboy. They released their very first freestyle at the end of 2018, gathering tens of thousands views on YouTube. Mainly inspired by American artists, their influences range from Emo Rap, from Lil Peep and Trippie Redd, to Machine Gun Kelly's Punk Rap. They released their latest 12 tracks-mixtape “Temps d’Aime” in June 2021

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

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]

Moka Boka, a true phenomenon of the Belgian scene, is an artist who knows no boundaries. His musical universe is an audacious melting pot, mixing hip-hop, reggae and downtempo electronic sounds. Each track is a flight, a musical journey that takes us high, sometimes even too far... His name evokes a sweet escape, a poetry that translates into rhythms and rhymes, and resonates with the complexity of Belgian identity. An artist to watch. [Last update: 19/11/24]

On the French hip-hop scene, the group 'Les Alchimistes' emerges as a fascinating enigma, a veritable blend of genres. Born in 2013, these sound craftsmen mix calm rap and trap to create a unique musical alchemy. Their sound, both raw and refined, is an ode to contemporary France, a skilfully woven urban narrative. Les Alchimistes, true goldsmiths of words, transform the lead of the street into musical gold. [Last update: 19/11/24]

Born into a Belgian-Indonesian family focused on musical culture, Leo Fifty Five, his real name, is a multifaceted artist coming from the heart of France. From his first notes in 2015, he quickly made a name for himself as a beatmaker, mastering both the bass and guitar, while lending his voice to his own creations. His style evolves between R&B, soul, country, and calm rap, reflecting a mix of cultures and feelings. Although his activity took him to Paris, it is in Brussels, his true home, where he draws his inspiration and strength. His creations are a reflection of his soul, overflowing with passion and energy. [Last update: 19/11/24]

Krisy B, Lord Krisy or simply Krisy (also known as De La Fuentes when producing or mixing) is a Belgian-Congolese singer, songwriter, rapper and producer from Brussels, Belgium, performing with lyrics in French. 

Known for his signature sound with chill positive vibes, Krisy came on the scene in 2010 with the release of "Weedtape", which he followed up with "Blacksouag" in 2012 and "Jouvence" in 2014. Earning his reputation in his native Belgium, but also in Switzerland and France. In 2014 he also launched his own Independent imprint LeJeune Music. In 2016 his work as an engineer on Damso's album Batterie Faible earned him his first plaque, when the album was certified gold.

Established in the Belgian rap scene, Kobo is an artist with a marked universe shaken up by an introspective style that disrupts genre conventions. His musical hue oscillates between melancholy and raw energy, bridging the gap between trap and so-called old school rap. With a flow uniquely his own, Kobo creates a new dynamic in Belgian music, adding a touch of nuance and depth to his lyrics, brilliantly merging emotion and rhythm. [Generated by AI]

Geeeko is one of the most promising young rappers hailing from Brussels. With his roots firmly established at Ivory Coast and influences such as Burna Boy, Saint Jhn, and JuiceWRLD, Geeeko is a bright reflection of contemporary youth.