At just 19, Najm has already built a name for himself with soulful melodies, thought-provoking lyrics, and a unique artistic vision.

Marrakech – You’re scrolling through Spotify, looking for something fresh to shake up your playlist. And then you stumble upon a voice that’s equal parts raw and poetic.

That voice? It belongs to Najm, Morocco’s latest rap sensation. 

And guess what? He just became the first Moroccan artist to join Spotify’s prestigious Radar program.

Now, if you’re not familiar with Radar, think of it as Spotify’s golden ticket for emerging artists worldwide. 

Past stars who’ve ridden this wave? Oh, just a few names you might recognize — like Grammy-winning Tyla or The Kid Laroi, who skyrocketed to global fame.

Translation: this is big.

Who is Najm, and why is everyone talking about him?

At just 19, Najm has already built a name for himself with soulful melodies, thought-provoking lyrics, and a unique artistic vision. 

Born and raised in Sale, he’s been steadily climbing Morocco’s rap scene, with industry heavyweights like Stormy, Shobee, and Manal backing him up.

And his latest EP, “SAV!OR,” only proves what fans already knew — this kid is something special.

Najm isn’t just making waves; he’s making tsunamis. 

He’s currently in Morocco’s Top 10 most-streamed artists on Spotify and holds the title of the fastest-growing Moroccan artist in monthly listeners.

And if you’re wondering how he feels about his Radar recognition, here’s how he has reacted to the big news: “It’s a huge honor to represent Morocco in Spotify’s Radar program. I’m going to take this opportunity to push my ambitions even further and elevate Moroccan rap to new heights.”

Moroccan rap has steadily been on the rise, blending traditional sounds with modern beats, and artists like Najm are proving that this genre isn’t just local — it’s global. 

With Spotify’s support, the world is about to get a front-row seat to what Morocco’s rap game has to offer.

So, if you haven’t hit play on Najm yet, consider this your sign. 

He’s making history — and you don’t want to be late to the party.