Médine

Médine is a French rapper born in Le Havre, France, in 1977. His real name is Djamel Fezari. He is known for his socially conscious lyrics and his commitment to anti-racist and anti-colonialist causes. Médine began his musical career in the mid-1990s, first as part of a group called La Base before launching a solo career.

His music often tackles complex issues such as identity, history, discrimination, and politics. Médine's lyrical style is characterized by its dense wordplay, historical references, and intellectual depth. He has released several critically acclaimed albums, including "Premier Testament" (2004), "Brothers" (2005), "Arabian Panther" (2008), and "Grand Médine" (2012).

Beyond his music, Médine is also an active figure in cultural and political discourse. He has participated in numerous debates and conferences, advocating for social justice and cultural awareness. He founded the independent record label Din Records, which supports emerging artists. Médine's work has earned him a significant following and recognition within the French hip-hop scene and beyond, often sparking conversations and challenging societal norms.