Beyou, an artist from Combs-la-Ville in the 77 district, is steadily shaping a world of his own. Of Moroccan descent, he crafts a distinctly dark aesthetic, driven by a rare emotional intensity. After releasing “Zoné” four years ago alongside Mouss-K, followed a year later by “Trop dedans”, he now makes a striking comeback with his new single: “Écoute #1”.
Embracing a deep, deliberate darkness, the track is produced by Traplysse, a beatmaker known for his standout collaborations with Ninho on “Bon qu’à ça” and with Werenoi on “Diamant Noir”. Through this new release, Beyou delivers a raw, unapologetic slice of life straight from the streets:
“Tonight I come home late or I don’t come home at all.”
The visual, much like the track itself, dives into a dark and unfiltered atmosphere. It follows Beyou moving through his own surroundings, around Rue d’Icare — a place that fuels his writing. Director LeJ Tossba intensifies this immersion by portraying the artist’s reality: hustle, tension, survival. A frequent collaborator within the independent rap scene, he has notably worked with Biig B on “Coloris”, as well as with BRK and Poizon on “Thuram”.
