Akro returns to the forefront with his track “À la base,” a powerful collaboration featuring Fele Flingue and Kaer, two icons of rap. Reconnecting with his roots and early inspirations, Akro delivers a track where lyrical depth meets modern production, blending classic rap with current influences. Released on October 30, this track marks a turning point in his career, reminding fans of Akro’s authenticity and dedication to urban rap and its core values.
A renowned rapper in the French-speaking scene, Akro, also known as Thomas Duprel, is a founding member of the iconic group Starflam. With cult tracks like “Survivant” and “Donne-moi de l’amour,” the group has established itself as an unmissable reference. Akro has performed on major stages, from Paris’s Olympia to Montreal’s FrancoFolies, and has left his mark at major festivals like Couleur Café and Les Ardentes. This return with “À la base” is both a tribute to his roots and a reflection of today’s music landscape.
In his solo career, Akro has built a diverse portfolio with albums like L’encre, la sueur et le sang and notable collaborations with Stromae and James Deano. His album Bleu électrique and the project Quadrifolies, which won the Octave de la Musique award in 2016, showcase an artist constantly evolving and seeking new horizons. With “À la base,” Akro continues his journey with a bold, contemporary sound, reinforcing his prominent place in Belgian rap and his lasting influence on Francophone rap.
