NISKA

French MC Niska has achieved national success thanks to a fruitful career which opened in 2014, with the rapper uploading his debut material on Youtube. 

Starting with his first ever video for the song "Guevarache", Niska followed up with more successful tracks like "Allô Maître Simonard", "Carjack Chiraq" and "Freestyle PSG", which significantly grew his fanbase. 

The year 2015 would mark the time where the rapper would make his first attempt at a full body of work. He released the LP "Charo Life”, giving us a first taste of all the tropes that would characterise his material in the years to come, like his trap-inspired turnt-up mood. 

Directly after this album, which was well received by the French scene, Niska continued to hold up his consistency by dropping singles in anticipation for his sophomore project, like 2016's "Commando". Come 2016, "Zifukoro" turned out to be the title of this second project. 

Receiving repeated praise for this body of work, Niska also repeated his post-release tactic. 2017 was a scarcer year, as the artist's only drop came in the form if his "J'suis dans l'baye" single. 

This scarcity, albeit probably disappointing for the fans, would be followed by big surprises in the period precedent to the frenchman's third album "Commando". His style, a mix of auto-tuned vocals and aggressive deliveries about hood life which get realistically narrated, was shared on tracks such as "Reseaux", which was remixed by huge names like Quavo and Stefflon Don. 

Off the hype of these incredible international link-ups, the 2019 project "Mr. Sal" would be released, being responded to with the usual deserved praise. 

Having capped off a five-year-long career with great quality and coherency, Niska was able to create clout for himself that enabled him to work with several French artists such as 4Keus, Koba LaD, and Ninho.

His fame ascended to the point where his appearance on the prominent show COLORS became one of the most watched on the channel. 
Accolades like this are only attainable by true icons, which is what Niska became for the French scene, guaranteeing fire music and placements on the hit charts.