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Born as Mohamed Reski on June 19, 1976 in Casablanca, Morocco, Cheb Rezki, sometimes known as Cheb Rizki, became involved with music at school from the age of 7. Inspired by Cheb Mami and Cheb Khaled, he developed a passion for rap, and in 1994 opted for an artistic career. His fame spread internationally with his single and album Ana Lghaltan, whose success brought him a wide audience. Cheb Rezki composes regularly, and presents a number of albums including Oulili Wah (1996) and Ana Assef (2000), and signs numerous hits including "Jat L3endi Jat", "Li Nbghiha" and "Mazal Nbghik". In 2011, just as he had forged a solid place for himself among the new Raï artists, Cheb Rezki made a radical change: he abandoned his artistic career for his religious commitment, disavowed most of his past work and gradually disappeared from the media radar.
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