Decimo is a rapper from Mantes-la-Jolie, steadily establishing himself as one of the most consistent and compelling voices of his generation. Signed to Morning Glory and distributed by Believe, he joined the roster led by DJ Bellek, a camp currently enjoying strong momentum on the talent-scouting front. A buzzing structure, recently strengthened by the arrivals of Bag Jeune B and Yoko, the rise of Favé, and the substantial groundwork carried out around ZKR by Bellek himself. Following the release of his three Symphonia EPs, Decimo has kept the pace with a string of singles, hinting at the imminent announcement of a new project. After Wiz, the rapper returns with DKR, clearly intent on cementing his status.
Decimo is right at home on DKR!
The instrumental is produced by Atake & Wizzle. A well-respected French producer, Atake has built a strong track record through collaborations with major American artists such as Migos and Quavo as a solo act. He is also behind the production of Cartier Santos by SDM. Driven by a distinctly US-style bounce and a hard-hitting energy, the track allows the rapper to deliver a confident, controlled, and highly effective egotrip.
“We send you bodies just to bury your crew”
“I attract trouble the same way I attract the ugly ones”
The visual, whose director is uncredited, follows Decimo through sharp, restless camera movements, reinforcing a sense of omnipresence. Blending technical skill, intensity, and self-assurance, DKR stands out as a powerful track, designed to further solidify the rapper’s artistic identity.
