Historic Album: Among the earliest Senegalese hip hop recordings, originally released in 1996. Iconic Group: Pee Froiss, hailed as "an African Public Enemy" by the BBC, helped shape Senegalese hip hop alongside Positive Black Soul and Daara J. Cultural Impact: The album bridged music and political struggle, inspiring a generation and cementing Senegal's place in the global hip hop narrative. Archival Restoration: First-time high-quality reissue of an album previously only available on cassette. In 1996, Dakar-based group Pee Froiss released Wala Wala Bok?, a groundbreaking album that helped define Senegalese hip hop. Alongside groups like Positive Black Soul and Daara J, Pee Froiss became champions of Senegalese hip hop. This remastered reissue of Wala Wala Bok? restores the album’s legacy nearly 30 years after its original release, presenting it for the first time in high-quality formats.