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

 

With:

• Zamaera – Bodied Freestyle (Malaysia)
• Since – 빈잔 (binjan) ft. Bona Zoe (South Korea)
• Rua – Gasolina (Morocco/Egypt/Germany)
• Nathalie Froehlich – Freestyle (Switzerland)
• Anier – Aries (Spain)
• Santa Salut – Get Away (Spain)

 

Check out our selection of 10 Iranian female rappers you should listen to!

In Iran, after one month of lethally repressed protests over Mahsa Amini’s death, the population keeps demonstrating to demand freedom for women.

However, in a country where women who sing alone in public face jail time, many female rappers (partly exiled) have spoken up for years and participate in the thriving hip hop scene.

Here are 10 artists you should listen to, selected among the 19 Iranian MCs listed on Madame Rap.

With:

• Salome MC
• DIA
• Vatani
• Justina
• Alexie Ivanovich
• Tarin
• Roody
• Elham
• Malake
• 021G

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

 

With:

• Justina – Revolution (Iran)
• Alyona Alyona – Зозуля ft. Jerry Heil & Ginger Mane (Ukraine)
• Sara ATH – B.A.C ft. Aeon (Greece)
• Huda – Hmm Hmm (Morocco/Spain)
• Die P – Off White (Germany)
• Gangsta Boo – Big Momma ft. Hannah Monds (Memphis/Los Angeles, USA)

 

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

 

With:

• Siren – Tempête ft. E.One (Brest, France)
• Le Juiice – En Indé (Boissy-Saint-Léger, France)
• Gazzel – Tes Yeux (Lyon, France)
• Do2ly – Loin (Cannes, France)
• Elane – Falso ft. Lia Kali (Spain)
• Cristal – Tukikis (Brazil)

 

 

Long-dismissed by mainstream media and record labels, Japanese rap began being visibilized in the mid-nineties. At the time, R&B female singers were very popular in the country and contributed to make rap more accessible, and male rappers more successful by collaborating with them.

In 1995, ex-pop singer Yuri was one of the first Japanese female MC to emerge with top-selling track “Da.Yo.Ne” featuring East End. Today, her successors are still active on the rap scene even though – as everywhere else in the world -, they remain little-known.

To do them justice, check out these 20 Japanese female rappers, selected among the 55 Japanese artists referenced on Madame Rap.

 

With:

• Utaha
• MC Frog
• COMA-CHI
• Awich
• Chelmico
• Maria
• Minami
• Elle Teresa
• 072 (prononcé “Onatsu”)
• Akkogorilla
• Yayoi Daimon
• Sudannayuzuyully
• Chanmina
• Thirteen13
• Tsugumi
• MFS (Mother Fuckin Savage)
• Marukido
• ASOBOiSM
• Reichi

See also: 35 female rappers from Asian countries.