Following in the footsteps of L2B, Triangle des Bermudes has quickly emerged as one of the most exciting new forces in the party-driven urban music scene. Made up of MC Yoshi, Mauvais Djo, and Kokosvoice, the trio from Essonne experienced a meteoric rise thanks to the viral success of “Y a une meuf”. Riding that momentum, they swiftly followed up with the project “404”, solidifying their status through standout collaborations with Aya Nakamura, Franglish, and Francis Mercier. Their influence has now expanded beyond social media, with key figures in the party scene openly endorsing the group’s rapid ascent.
Keeping the momentum going, the group recently unveiled the single “Balek” alongside Aya Nakamura. Packed with vibrant, sun-soaked energy, the track quickly surpassed one million views on YouTube, further confirming the trio’s immediate impact.
Aya Nakamura and Triangle des Bermudes don’t give a “balek”!
The track’s production is handled by Gaby (FRA), TaliixoBeatz, ALV (FRA), and Papu (FRA). Already deeply involved in the group’s sonic identity, TaliixoBeatz, ALV, and Papu contributed to several tracks on the “404” project, including “À l’aise” and “Loubard”. Meanwhile, Gaby operates within a similar creative circle, having worked with artists such as Tiakola and L2B. Together, they deliver an afrobeat-infused instrumental, carefully crafted for high-energy party settings and dancefloors.
Within this framework, Aya Nakamura once again showcases the bold, unapologetic attitude that defines her artistry:
“Tu veux goûter tous les, tous les jours, c’est ta DA (yeah, try, try, try, try, try)
Envoie-moi des sous, pas qu’des bisous, c’est ma DA (dis mame)”
The track thrives on a playful and tongue-in-cheek concept, blending lightness with irony:
“Bébé veut faire des problèmes (yeah), chacun sa DA, chacun son thème (eh)
Elle veut qu’j’lui fasse un virement (ouh), bébé, vas-y doucement (ouh)”
Through this collaboration, Triangle des Bermudes and Aya Nakamura portray a carefree relationship dynamic largely driven by money. Directed by Person.tv, the music video reinforces this vibe with a mix of dance sequences and stylized visual effects. Notably, Person.tv is only credited for this particular video on Rap Genius.
