Cheikh Sène alias Keyti was one of the first hardcore rappers in Senegal. He was a founding member of the famous group RAP'ADIO. Rap'Adio recorded their first album "Ku Weet Xam Sa Bopp" in 1998.

In 2001 they brought out "Soldaaru Mbed" (Street soldiers) which denounced the problems of Senegalese society using a hardhitting moralising tone.

Rap'Adio could not survive the strong personalities and beliefs of its members and in 2003 Keyti brought out his first solo album: "Jog ak Daanu" (Highs and Lows).

In this 8 track album Keyti takes a less stringently moralising tone but nonetheless he continues to criticise the difficulties that youth face, political power and money. Ibou N'Dour (Youssou N'Dour's brother) and the keyboard player from Viviane N'Dour's group contributed to the album.