Nessbeal

A mainstay from the thriving Gallic hip-hop picture since the past due ’90s, French-Moroccan rapper Nessbeal achieved popularity within a duo and a collective before getting into an effective solo career. Created Nabil Selhy in Boulogne-Billancourt in 1978, he shifted to Villiers Sur Marne after his parents divorced, and after honing his MC abilities, became a member of rappers Zesau and Koriaz to create Dicidens, who documented several EPs as well as the 2000 debut recording HLM Rezidants (released in 2004 because of distribution complications) before disbanding. In 1999, he became area of the Hauts-de-Seine collective 92I alongside famous brands Mala, Ali, and Booba, but after showing up for the latter’s 1st two single albums, he remaining to focus on his personal material. Following a release of road Compact disc NE2SBEAL, he continued release a four studio attempts, La Melodie des Briques (2006), Rois Sans Couronne (2008), NE2S (2010), and Sélection Naturelle (2011), and teamed up with sibling Dedy to create his personal record label, Verbal Brolik.