Lynda

Lynda Sherazade, born on August 4, 1985, is a French singer of Algerian descent who quickly made a name for herself in the music scene thanks to her distinctive voice and pop and R&B influences. She began by posting covers on social media and her YouTube channel in 2010, before signing with Wati B in 2021. She first gained widespread recognition in 2016 with the single “Si j’avais su.” She caught the attention of the rap scene with her standout 2017 collaboration with Lacrim on “Cellophane.” In 2020, Lynda achieved major success by featuring on the track “Jennifer” alongside popular rappers such as Heuss l’Enfoiré, L’Algérino, and Franglish. The following year, she established herself in the rap world by joining the Le Classico Organisé project and contributing to the track “Cœur de pirate” alongside artists such as Elams, Jul, Tayc, and Naza. In 2023, she solidified her reputation as a must-have collaborator by working with Soolking on “Câlin” and releasing her single “La Belle époque.” In 2024, Lynda followed up with new releases, including the hits “Après l’été” and “Passe ton chemin.” She then collaborated with Imen Es on the duo project L'Album du Mâle (2025), which peaked at No. 19, featuring charting tracks such as “1 minute” (No. 20), “Intropsection,” and “Piments.” The following year, she released her third solo album, BPM, which peaked at No. 18 on the SNEP chart and featured duets with Gradur, Franglish, and Vitaa.