Off The Grid
Onipa
World - Released October 6, 2023 | Real World Records
Pourvu qu'il pleuve
Shay
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released January 19, 2024 | Jolie Garce Records - Because Music
Leave Home
Ramones
Punk / New Wave - Released July 21, 2017 | Rhino - Warner Records
It's Alive
Ramones
Punk / New Wave - Released September 27, 2019 | Rhino - Warner Records
Metal Commando
Primal Fear
Metal - Released July 24, 2020 | Atomic Fire
Concerto Pour Détraqués
Berurier Noir
Punk / New Wave - Released March 1, 1985 | Archives de la zone mondiale
Star Wars: Epic Collection
Samuel Kim
New Age - Released February 11, 2020 | Samuel Kim Music
Winds of War and Peace
National Symphonic Winds
Classical - Released April 1, 2014 | Wilson Audiophile Recordings
Enfoncez L'Clown
Berurier Noir
Punk / New Wave - Released November 2, 1999 | Archives de la zone mondiale
Le livre des surprisiers
Dionysos
French Music - Released October 11, 2019 | Load, un label de Sony Music
Suicide Commando (feat. No More)
Echoopark
Techno - Released October 10, 2023 | [PIAS] Électronique
Pointless Existence
Trance Commando
Miscellaneous - Released May 19, 2008 | Actuate Recordings
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Logic
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released March 22, 2019 | Def Jam Recordings
Insatiable. The prolific Logic is back with a fifth album. In 2018, Bobby released two critically acclaimed albums: YSIV and Bobby Tarantino. Still working with Def Jam and his faithful producer 6ix, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind confidently flexes its muscles. Eminem is invited along for the first time on Homicide. Ominous organs, and a passage that pays homage to Jay-Z, are combined with a technical display from the Maryland rapper whose flow is ultrafast, precise and of a beat that works well with the rhythm. All is accompanied by a lyrical prowess that brings the words to the forefront (“I don’t want to fuckin’ listen to you spit your rap someone else wrote”) making it very Slim Shady. The Maryland rapper continues to cover topics of cinema culture, his alter egos, and his criticisms of social media (Clickbait, Icy, Still Ballin, Cocaine) while also dropping statements on the cutting genius of Kanye West (“I ain’t bipolar Kanye make me wish I was cause that level of genius the meanest.”) on Wannabe. With Wiz Khalifa, Gucci Mane and even his father on BOBBY, logic wracks up several great collaborations and disses Charlamagne tha God (of the radio show The Breakfast Club) on Clickbait. Some may say that its spotless but bland and predictable, others may state that he is becoming one of the most promising rappers on the scene. One thing is sure, he has never been this good. © Charlotte Saintoin/Qobuz