Koba LaD masterfully orchestrates his return to the music scene. Following the success of his collaborative album “Frères ennemis” with Zola, his former rival, the charismatic leader of Seven Binks has launched a new series of freestyles titled “BMF”. Just two weeks after captivating his audience with the first chapter, he strikes back with an equally explosive second freestyle, crafted by LAYTEBEATS.
Koba LaD unveils the dynamic second episode of “BMF”!
The musical production, signed by LAYTEBEATS, continues to showcase the fruitful collaboration between the producer and Koba. Known for their previous works such as “J’encaisse”, “Oyé”, and “R44”, as well as the track “Criminel” for Bramsito, they deliver a composition that’s perfectly tailored for a freestyle. Koba showcases a nimble and unique flow that profoundly marks the French rap landscape.
With biting irony, Koba openly addresses the perennial themes of money and relationships, declaring candidly:
"I love money too much, I love women too much, It might just be my downfall."
The video clip, a genuine street clip, immerses the artist in the heart of Parc aux Lièvres, known as the cradle of Marseille rap. Directed by Hustler Premium, this trendy visual studio has brilliantly produced the first episode of “BMF” as well as the “Voyous” clip for Gips. This visual production reconnects with Koba‘s urban roots and deeply embodies the atmosphere of Marseille streets.
