Ménélik

Ménélik, born Albert Tjamag on September 10, 1970, in Yaoundé, Cameroon, is a notable French rapper. He moved to France with his family at the age of nine and began his music career in the 1990s. Ménélik gained fame in the rap jazz scene and is known for his collaboration with MC Solaar. His first album, "Phénoménélik," was released in 1995, featuring hit songs like "Tout baigne" and "Quelle aventure." He has continued to release music over the years, including successful tracks like "Bye-Bye" from his 1997 album "Je me souviens," which highlighted his storytelling abilities. Ménélik has also ventured into other projects, such as fashion and design, but returned to music with the "MNLK Project" in 2008. His music often blends African and Western influences, and he remains a significant figure in the hip-hop scene.

Ménélik's recent work includes "Qlassiks, Vol. 1" and the single "Liquide," both released in 2017. These releases showcase his ability to craft both classic and contemporary hip-hop. His career has been marked by performances at notable venues and festivals, such as the Paleo Festival and Montreux Jazz Festival, solidifying his position as a respected and energetic performer in the global hip-hop community.