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The home of Moroccan rap

The history,
culture & people
of Moroccan rap

A living archive, music discovery platform and cultural hub dedicated to Moroccan rap, from the first tracks to today’s stars.

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The RAP MA timeline

30+ years of Moroccan rap

Explore the evolution of the scene, its key artists and the cities that shaped it, from the first releases to today.

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SaléTangierCasablancaMarrakechMeknèsOujdaRabatSafiAgadirFèsLaâyoune

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Quiz5 questionsThe same set of questions for everyone at your level. About two minutes.Play now BattleClemando vs FurEliseVote, compare and decide who takes it.Play the battle One track per yearOne track
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The bigger picture

The Moroccan rap
scene in numbers

A growing scene, a rich archive and a nationwide culture. Key figures from the RAP MA archive.

  1. 1996The oldest station on the network: Double A, Salé.
  2. 39Stations on the Casablanca line, the busiest in the country.
  3. 8Artists share a release with FurElise, the network’s biggest interchange.
  4. 7Documented members in Piranha Labo, the largest crew in the archive.
  5. 2026The newest station: X-Acto.

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