KeBlack

KeBlack is a French singer, rapper, and composer known for his melodic approach to the urban music scene. His real name is Cédric Mateta Nkomi, born on January 30, 1992, in Creil, France. Emerging as a fresh voice in the French music industry, KeBlack has been piquing the interest of an international audience with his infectious blend of hip-hop, Afropop, and French urban sounds. His lyrics often reflect on his African roots, life in the French streets, and the complexities of relationships, all delivered with a rhythmic flair that has become his signature.

KeBlack rapidly gained popularity after his single "Bazardée" became a breakout hit, and since then, he continued to churn out a series of successful releases. Among his most recent tracks, "LAISSE MOI" and "C'est la rue" have further solidified his reputation as an artist who can seamlessly blend poignant storytelling with danceable beats. "1,2,3 Soleil" and "C'est le binks (Remix)" showcase his ability to innovate within the hip-hop genre, while "Dolce & Gabbana" underscores KeBlack's penchant for incorporating high fashion and lifestyle into his music. Whether it's through the rhythmic energy of "Gamos" or the emotionally-charged "Encré (feat. KeBlack) [Remix]," KeBlack's music continues to resonate with a generation that celebrates cultural convergence and the evolution of the urban soundscape.

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