He sings in an adaptation of the local Antverpian dialect, altered with non-local sounds and emphases; his music is mainly influenced by French hip-hop, as well as reggae, cabaret, and folk.

[2][3] In December 2010, Faes' debut album Antwerps Testament appeared, and in 2012 he reached the finals of the Flemish music competition Humo's Rock Rally.

[5] In January 2016, he gained more fame and recognition by being nominated for five Music Industry Awards and winning two, as "best singer in Dutch" and "breakthrough of the year".

This album features collaborations with Meskerem Mees, Bert Ostyn from Absynth Minded and Wally.

The album consists of two parts; the long player Niemandsland on the one hand and the covers of Liefde voor Muziek on the other.