Dashor

Dashor has carved out a space in the contemporary hip hop scene with tracks that resonate with listeners. "Le gars de ma go" stands out with its catchy rhythm, drawing fans in with relatable themes. Then there's "Uh-uh," which showcases a more playful side, blending humor and sharp lyrics that keep the energy high.

Other notable tracks include "Masterclass," "SU," and "DP," each bringing unique beats and flows. "Waouh" and "Popoh Helele" are favorites at parties, while "Mechant - MMM" offers a different vibe, focusing on deeper subjects. "Sunlight" and "Kem Tcha Hoha" round out the list, showing versatility in style and message. Dashor continues to engage fans with a mix of fun and thought-provoking content, keeping the hip hop scene in Cameroon lively.

Dashor has recently released several singles that highlight a blend of contemporary hip hop sounds. The track “Nouveau Dossier (2025)” showcases a fresh take on the genre, combining catchy beats with straightforward lyrics. Following closely is “I Love Cameroon (2025),” which resonates with pride and connects listeners to local culture and experiences.

In 2024, Dashor dropped “Popoh Helele,” a song that features an engaging rhythm and a danceable vibe, appealing to a wide audience. Another notable release is “Kem Tcha Hoha,” which captures the essence of modern hip hop while incorporating elements that reflect the artist’s roots. Each song adds to Dashor's growing discography, offering fans a range of themes and sounds to enjoy.

Dashor has made notable strides in the hip hop scene through various collaborations. One standout track is "Popoh Helele," featuring Stormz Kill It. This collaboration showcases a blend of styles, with both artists bringing their unique flair to the beat.

Another significant collaboration is "SAWALADY" with Bvfy. This track highlights their chemistry and ability to create engaging rhythms. Additionally, the "Freemoov Camer Cypher 2025" includes contributions from Az PRN and Bvfy, creating a dynamic collective effort that showcases multiple voices in hip hop.

Tracks like "Kem Tcha Hoha" with IZRAPCAM and "Yellow," also with Bvfy, further illustrate Dashor's willingness to experiment with different sounds and artists. Each collaboration adds a layer to his artistic identity, reflecting a commitment to pushing boundaries within the genre.