Belgian-Moroccan Rapper Hamza Drops New Album "Sincèrement" with Star Collaborations

Whose real name is Hamza Al-Farissi, the Belgian rapper of Moroccan origin is making a big comeback. Followed by more than 400,000 people on Instagram, the artist, in an interview with Sud Info, said that his new opus is composed of 17 tracks and enriched with valuable collaborations with artists such as Offset, Tiakola, Damso and CKay.

The title "Fade up" from this album has been "streamed 73 million times on Spotify", and has propelled the artist to the forefront of the scene. "Before this release, none of my songs were played on NRJ or Fun Radio. This title brought me a different, more eclectic, more massive audience. It probably even helped me sell out my first Accor Arena in just three days," said Hamza.

In 2022, some of the songs from the previous album were certified platinum, allowing the Belgian-Moroccan artist to become "a star whose name is circulating everywhere", thus putting an end to the era when he was doing odd jobs in Laeken, Belgium, dreaming of concerts and musical productions. Today he is a lover of melody and topline who has managed to make a name for himself with all generations.

Based on the feedback he has received from cultural observers and some carefully selected fans, and in view of the enthusiasm generated by the title "Fade up", Hamza is convinced that new prospects are opening up to him and will allow him to further boost his career.