Algerian hip hop
Algerian hip hop music includes that of both the ethnic Algerians living in France (and part of French hip hop), of which a number have become prominent rappers, as well as a less well-known Algerian scene. The 1999 Algerap compilation album helped to introduce several performers to international audiences, such as Intik and Double Kanon [1]. Also, most well-known is MBS.
==See also== and Chemmali El Mehdi
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