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Josman steps into the “Spotlights”

On October 31, 2025, Josman made a powerful comeback with the now-classic “Dom Pérignon Crying” — a project that stays true to his signature caviar-rap aesthetic and high musical standards. Taken from the album, the track “Spotlight” once again showcases the rapper’s ability to merge depth with brilliance, and melancholy with ambition. According to Billboard France, the record amassed nearly 1.5 million streams within just twenty-four hours — a strong debut that reaffirms Josman’s heavyweight status on the French rap scene.

The artist, who once said he would never be “the guy breaking every record” in terms of numbers, reminded fans during his appearance on Le Code that his single “J’aime bien” was in fact certified diamond. A seemingly contradictory statement, yet one that reflects an artist who is both self-aware and perfectionist — someone who values authenticity over excess.

The track “Spotlight” comes with a bold and innovative visual created using artificial intelligence, an artistic choice that fits perfectly with Josman’s forward-thinking and experimental approach to music.

Josman steps into the “Spotlights”

The production is handled by Mystr, one of the most loyal collaborators in Josman’s circle. Together, they’ve built a unique musical chemistry — already proven on standout tracks like “Goal”, “Sec”, “New Hares”, “Peace, Haine, Love”, and “Ailleurs”. Once again, Mystr delivers a production steeped in American influences — sharp drums, a tight rhythm, and an airy texture — providing the perfect backdrop for the rapper’s commanding flow.

“Dark thoughts in a fancy party
I need some sunshine, a little piece of paradise
I was broke as hell, I can’t stay still.”

The video, directed by Marius Gonzalez, pushes this hybrid artistic vision even further. Featuring AI-generated celebrity avatars rapping along to Josman’s lyrics, the clip blurs the line between reality and fiction with a visual style that’s as unsettling as it is captivating. Gonzalez is no stranger to Josman’s universe — he previously directed “Ah Gars” and “Intro”, both recognized for their cinematic and contemplative aesthetic.

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