Nekfeu

Nekfeu, born Ken Samaras on January 13, 1990, is a French rapper, actor, and record producer. He is a prominent figure in French hip-hop, known for his complex lyricism, introspective themes, and diverse musical influences.

Nekfeu rose to prominence as a member of the collectives S-Crew and 1995. His solo career began to gain traction with the release of his mixtapes and early singles. He achieved mainstream success with his debut studio album, Feu, released in 2015, which was certified diamond in France. The album explored themes of personal struggles, societal observations, and reflections on his life experiences.

His second album, Cyborg, released in 2016, further solidified his position as a leading artist in the French music scene. Cyborg experimented with different sounds and tackled more conceptual themes, including the relationship between humanity and technology.

In 2019, Nekfeu released his third album, Les Étoiles Vagabondes: Expansion, which was accompanied by a documentary film of the same name. The album and film explored themes of travel, self-discovery, and the creative process.

Nekfeu's music is characterized by its intricate wordplay, poetic imagery, and socially conscious messages. He often addresses topics such as inequality, environmental issues, and the challenges faced by young people in France. He is known for his collaboration with other artists and his influence on a new generation of French rappers. Beyond music, he has also pursued acting roles in French cinema.