Guè

Guè, born Cosimo Fini in Milan on December 25, 1980, is one of the most influential figures in Italian rap. He began his career under the name Guè Pequeno, inspired by a character from the film City of God, after an earlier alias referencing his left-eye ptosis. He first rose to prominence with the collective Sacre Scuole alongside Jake La Furia and Dargen D'Amico, before founding Club Dogo with Jake La Furia and producer Don Joe, a group that became a cornerstone of Italian hip-hop in the 2000s.

In 2011 Guè launched a parallel solo career with the album «Il ragazzo d'oro» and co-founded the label Tanta Roba, which helped launch artists such as Fedez, Salmo, and Ensi. In 2015 he became the first Italian artist signed to Def Jam Recordings, releasing «Vero». His sound blends classic boom-bap sensibilities with sharper trap and pop textures, reflecting his ability to move fluidly between eras of Italian rap.

In 2018 he joined BHMG, the collective built around Sfera Ebbasta, Charlie Charles, and Shablo, releasing the album «Sinatra». He rebranded as simply Guè in 2021, and in 2025 co-founded the label Oyster Music with Shablo and Jacopo Pesce, continuing to shape the Italian rap scene as both performer and entrepreneur.