Since 2016, Niveau4 has been the ultimate spot where Belgium's top hip-hop talents come together, featuring rising stars and international names who still haven’t gotten the love they deserve at home.

Where last year’s spotlight was on movement and dance, this time it’s all about the music. The full live band is back—piano, drums, bass, and guitar—giving the artists the support to fully bring their sound to life on stage. Expect a richer, more layered, and emotionally charged performance, with scenography that sets the tone and elevates the experience. This year, it's all about the essence of live music: raw, pure performance.

Niveau4 remains a hip hop platform through and through—but its vision is broader than ever. The scene’s influence doesn’t stop at rap: this edition brings a mix of hip hop, R&B, and afro, fused with hints of pop and Latin. Different styles, different sounds—coming together as one powerful whole.

Niveau 4 – 2025 Line-Up

K1D
K1D keeps proving he's a master of balance—effortlessly switching between laidback and high-energy vibes. This year, he didn’t slow down: a surprise collab project with Yung Mavu dropped out of nowhere, showing just how strong they sound together. Mavu hit the Niveau 4 stage last year—now it’s K1D’s turn to take over the Green Stage with his signature flow and razor-sharp delivery.

Camille Yembe
She’s written and sung for so many others—on features or behind the scenes—you’d almost forget Plastique is her first official solo single. But if you’ve played a French-language playlist recently, chances are you’ve already heard her voice. Her sound is a fresh blend of pop and R&B, and live, her presence really shines.

K.ZIA
Berlin might’ve helped put this Brussels artist on the map, but K.ZIA’s reach goes way beyond borders. Her latest project Twin Flame once again showcased her versatility—R&B, afro, amapiano—she moves through genres like she was born to. And if you’ve seen her live, you know she has that rare ability to mesmerize an audience with her voice and stage presence.

Gotti Maras
Gotti Maras made noise with his BX Drill Freestyle series, putting a distinctly Brussels twist on drill. Since then, he’s carved out his place in the scene, known for a gritty sound that captures the raw street energy of the capital. His tracks are getting picked up more and more—and live, he brings exactly the kind of intensity you'd expect. Niveau 4 is his moment to prove it once again.

Bryan MG
Everyone wants a Bryan MG feature. Whether it’s Dopebwoy, Kempi, or the next wave of talent—his sound and melodies are in demand in both Belgium and the Netherlands. Even Hulk from JMF—who rocked Niveau 4 last year—brought him in on Sensibility. Bryan MG is a mainstay in the afro and R&B scenes. From club hits to viral TikToks to streaming playlists—he dominates. But live? He takes it all to another level.

Drea Dury
You can hear Drea Dury’s Colombian roots in everything she does. She moved to Brussels for her studies and never stopped making music—but her sound still pulses with the energy of her homeland. Afro, Latin trap, and R&B flow effortlessly in her work, always with that unmistakable South American flair. Her live sets are pure fire—high-energy, intense, and guaranteed to get you moving.

This is Niveau 4 2025: your favorite platform, the ultimate live show where Belgium’s strongest artists take the stage together.