Key figure of the Belgian hip hop scene, Badi is continuing his journey with the album ‘Moyi’. After an exceptional collaboration with producer Boddhi Satva on his previous album ‘Trouble Fête’, the Belgian artist has carved out a place in the sun. Featured in a COLORS SHOW and a COLORS ENCORE, invited to the Trans Musicales 2021, Badi has performed in France, Switzerland and Scandinavia, brandishing his Afrofuturist and activist anthems. Appearing as a breath of fresh air in a world suffocated by constraints due to the pandemic, his repertoire has given him unprecedented visibility. However, Badi is not, strictly speaking, an emerging artist. Long before the success of Damso and Hamza, the Belgian-Congolese rapper showcased his skill in the collective Chant D. Loups. He then reinvented himself as a solo artist, laying down his ultra-magnetic flow alongside Stromae, Sefyu or Youssoupha.
