His music is inspired both by the urban hive that is Dakar with its surrounding suburbs and where he sets up his recording studio, as well as by the green expanses of Casamance and the rugged landscapes of Sardinia, where he likes to retire. , getting lost in order to find yourself better. Since the end of the 90s, after collaborating with various artists and releasing two albums with his successive groups, Ibaaku has become an important figure on the African hip-hop scene. He moves there like an eccentric insider, a b-boy freed from conventional codes, attitudes and forms.

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