Moroccan Rapper Pause Flow Gets 1 Year in Prison Over Ex-Wife Song
The Sefrou court also fined the rapper and ordered compensation to his former wife over lyrics in his recent track “Cent Daz.”
Tupac Shakur’s Murder Mystery Heads to Court Nearly 30 Years Later
Nearly three decades of theories, conspiracies and unanswered questions surrounding Tupac Shakur’s death are now facing a courtroom test as the only man charged in connection with the rapper’s killing goes on trial.
Tyga Says He Used AI as a Tool on New Album ‘$tarface’
The rapper has confirmed the use of AI in her new album.
Moroccan Rap Takes Over Summer 2026 With Major New Releases
Whether you are spending your summer working, at the beach, or on the move, this year’s Moroccan Rap releases are set to travel with you everywhere.
ElGrandeToto Unveils First Clip From Upcoming Album ‘Salgot’ Part II
“Liberté” reinforces the ambition of “Salgoat” Part II as a more conceptual and tightly constructed body of work.
Rapper Niro to Perform at Studio des Arts Vivants
The evening is expected to feature a carefully curated setlist spanning Niro’s career, from early breakthrough tracks to his most recent releases.
ElGrandeToto Releases ‘7elmet Ado 7,’ Closing a Decade-Long Moroccan Rap Saga
The Casablanca rapper’s long-awaited return to his most personal series traces his rise from the streets to stardom with unfiltered honesty and cultural depth.
Inkonnu Returns With ‘Genkidama,’ Teases New Album ‘Split’
After two years away, Moroccan rapper Inkonnu is back with “Genkidama,” the opening taster from his upcoming album “Split,” signaling sharper lyrics, a heavier tone, and a new approach to flow.
Khtek to Drop New Single ‘Kiya’ Friday, Revealing a Softer, Melodic Style
After nearly a year without a major release, Moroccan rapper Khtek returns with “Kiya,” a track that leans into sensitivity, melody, and artistic risk-taking.
Dada and Lmoutchou Tease ‘Zanga Zanga’ Freestyle for 2026
The preview hints at a high-energy track uniting two distinct forces in Moroccan hip hop.
