Ahmad Salameh, known professionally as Salameh, is a prominent Jordanian rap artist and songwriter of mixed Palestinian and Algerian descent. Born in Nablus, Palestine, on April 1, 1997, he was raised in Jordan and has emerged as one of the most influential figures in the Jordanian and Arab hip-hop scene. His style is characterized by raw realism, drawing lyrics from his personal experiences and street life to boldly address sensitive social and political issues, which has earned him a substantial following. Salameh began his professional music career in 2017 with the release of his first song, "Your Grave." He gained significant momentum after his 2019 collaboration with Big Daddy on the track "Headshot." His music often explores themes of social injustice, poverty, personal struggles, and harsh life experiences. A formative event that deeply influenced his artistic and personal development was his father's six-year illness and subsequent passing when Salameh was 18. He is known for his commitment to authentic, non-commercial rap, establishing him as a unique and impactful voice for his generation. His notable projects include the 2022 album "Phoenix" and the album "911."