A West African artist who blends traditional sounds with hip-hop, known for rhythmic tracks like Olha o Kit.
For a quick sense of his sound, check out "Pow Pow Tey Tey" and "Olha o Kit." They frame his blend of local rhythms and hip-hop energy pretty well.
MC Dede got attention with the 2010 single "Pow Pow Tey Tey," which became popular across several African countries. His music mixes Malian traditions with contemporary hip-hop, creating a distinct style that resonated in Bamako and beyond. Songs like "Olha o Kit" and "Vida de Rei" show his steady output of straightforward, rhythmic material that works in both local and broader contexts.
He started making music around 2007, drawing from traditional Malian sounds and hip-hop. Releases like "Bamako City" in 2011 and "Mali Den" in 2013 marked his development, with tracks such as "Passei de Oakley" and "Olha o Kit 3" appearing alongside earlier hits.
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