Alibi Montana

Nikarson Saint-Germain better known by his stage name Alibi Montana (born in Villetaneuse, Seine-Saint-Denis, France in 1978) is a French rapper of Haitian origin.

Alibi Montana born in Villetaneuse, moved to the city of 4000 at La Courneuve, where he started his career in the 1990s with debut album T'as ma parole released in 1999, followed by the compilation Mandat de dépôt in 2002. He was jailed for attempted homicide for more than three-and-a-half years. After release from jail, Menace Records run by Bayes released in May 2004 his album 1260 jours (being the exact number of days of imprisonment). Alibi Montana became the prominent rapper of the label.

In 2005 he released Numéro d'écrou where he collaborated with a number of hip hop artists including Rohff, Calbo (of Ärsenik), Zoxea, LIM, Princess Aniès etc. He collaborated with LIM co-authoring a new album Rue with him about street life. It was followed by a second album in the series Toujours ghetto.

He released, le Block, yet another collaboration, this one with Zone and Kheimer. Quitting Menace Records, he signed with Because, where he released his fourth album Inspiration guerrière. After two new mixtapes, he released the album Prêt à mourir pour les miens.

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