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VIDEO – 6 tracks to listen to this week #14

Check out our selection of 6 tracks to listen to this week!

 

With:

  • Fanny Polly – POLLYPHONIK – Episode 03 – OKEUH (Mouans-Sartoux/Paris, France)
  • Nathalie Froehlich – Alcool (Lausanne, Switzerland)
  • Sorah – Coochie Gang (UK/France/Algeria/Germany)
  • Enchanting – Walk (Kodak Black Freestyle) (Texas, USA)
  • Snow Tha Product & Santa Fe Klan – Bájala (Mexico/San José, USA)
  • Wynne – Catalyst II (Portland, USA)

Playlist #45 – 30 essential songs by female and LGBTQIA rappers in 2022

Check out our playlist of 30 essential songs by female and LGBTQIA rappers in 2022 with 34 artists from 15 different countries!

 

With:

  • Nayra (Saint-Denis, France)
  • Lazuli (Chile/Lyon, France)
  • Maicee (Montpellier, France)
  • La Valentina (Colombia/Paris, France)
  • Liza Monet (Paris, France)
  • Carmeline (Austria/Palestine/Paris, France)
  • Sir Mantis (Germany)
  • Alice Dee (Germany)
  • Kerosin95 (Autria)
  • Silvana Imam (Sweden)
  • Anier (Spain)
  • Tribade (Spain)
  • Huda (Morocco/Spain)
  • Killa Bi (Brazil)
  • Laysa (Brazil)
  • Nina Utashiro (Japan/Germany)
  • Awich (Japan)
  • Since (South Korea)
  • CL (South Korea)
  • Vinida (China)
  • Toya Delazy (South Africa)
  • Yugen Blakrok (South Africa)
  • Deyah (Wales, UK)
  • Flo Milli (Mobile, Alabama, USA)
  • Big Zen, Connie Diiamond & Billy B (New York, USA)
  • Nanna Goodie (Toronto, Canada)
  • Rico Nasty & BKtherula (Washington D.C./Atlanta, USA)
  • Doechii (Tampa, Florida, USA)
  • Ice Spice (New York, USA)
  • Asian Doll (Dallas, Texas, USA)

Listen to the playlist on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and YouTube.

INFOGRAPHIC 2022 #4– Female and LGBTQIA+ rappers in the world

For the third year in a row, Madame Rap made an infographic based on our online directory of international female and LGBTQIA+ rappers.

© Music: Carmeline – Koulchi Money

As the first French media dedicated to women and LGBTQIA+ in hip hop, Madame Rap has been working since 2015 to deconstruct cliches and highlight female and LGBTQIA+ artists in rap.

With this in mind, and for the third year in a row, we made an infographic based on our online directory of international female and LGBTQIA+ rappers. Regularly updated, this directory gathers artists who released at least one track physically, online or on social networks.

This work aims to create archives and restore to these invisibilized artists the recognition they deserve in the history of rap.

With 3028 artists in 125 different countries, (2653 female rappers and 375 LGBTQIA+ rappers) including 444 in France, how can we still claim that there are no women and queer in rap?

Download the infographic in English and in French.