Zoxea

French rapper, born on November 11, 1974 in Sèvres, Hauts-de-Seine, and raised in the Castéja Projects of Boulogne-Billancourt in the suburb of Paris. One of the three members of [a=Les Sages Poetes de la Rue] along with his brother [a=Melopheelo], and Dany Dan. Zoxea took advantage of the group's success to launch his solo career, collaborating with Busta Flex on his eponymous album, to produce the hit "J’fais mon job à plein temps". Taking part in the Freestyle Sessions with [a=Suprême NTM], Zoxea supported them live on stage during the national "93 Party" tour, which lead up to the [a=IV My People] crew, comprising of Kool Shen, Busta Flex and himself. In February 1999, Zoxea releases his first album solo : À mon tour d’briller. The album went gold by the end of the year, with guest appearances from the likes of [a=Beat 2 Boul], [a=Don Choa], [a=Lord Kossity], [a=Melopheelo] and [a=Kool Shen]. Zoxea and his brother Melopheelo form their own label: KDBZik in 2003, to preserve their independent spirit, and released Zoxea’s second solo album "Dans la Lumière" the following year.