Dosseh

Born in 1985 in Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle, near Orléans, Dorian Dosseh N'Goumou, known as Dosseh, is a French rapper of Cameroonian and Togolese descent, and the half-brother of rapper Pit Baccardi, who gave him his start in the early 2000s. After several mixtapes, he gained wider attention in 2009 with a feature on Booba's album "Autopsie Vol. 3." His debut solo album, "Yuri" (2015), driven by the hit "Infréquentables," marked a turning point in his career, followed by "Vidalo$$a" (2018) with Booba, Vegedream, Lacrim and Kalash, then "Trop tôt pour mourir" (2022), his best-charting release to date. A standout voice in French rap known for his cutting flow and uncompromising lyrics, Dosseh remains a key name on the French rap scene.