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Iss 814
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Iss 814, also known as Ismaila Talla, is a multi-talented artist, donning various hats, including singer, rapper, producer, and sound engineer. Hailing from Baye Laye, Guediawaye, he gained prominence in the Senegalese music scene through the "hip-hop galsen" movement. Inspired by his older brother's involvement in the rap scene, he pursued music production and rap and has earned multiple awards, including four Galsen Hip Hop Awards. Beyond music, he spearheads the 814 PROD collective, contributing to the development of urban culture in Dakar's suburbs and actively addressing social issues.
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