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Koss – Atlas

Franco-Moroccan rapper Koss recently released his new track “Atlas,” a song rich in reflections and memories, accompanied by a video filmed in his hometown of Mirleft, Morocco. In this video, Koss shares deep insights into the past and present episodes of his life, exploring the haunting memories and the challenges he has faced, particularly in dealing with superficial and oppressive relationships.

Writing as an Escape

For Koss, writing has become a refuge, an escape, and even a means of resilience. In “Atlas,” he uses his lyrics to navigate through his memories and express his deepest emotions. This track reflects his attachment to the values of his Moroccan maternal roots, providing him with a sense of comfort and belonging in his daily life.

A Return to His Roots

Choosing to film the video in Mirleft, Morocco, underscores the importance of his roots to Koss. By returning to this memory-laden place, he pays homage to his origins and the values that have shaped him. This connection with his Moroccan heritage is evident in his music, where he blends Maghrebian sounds with French rap.

A Captivating Musical Journey

Koss is a rapper of Moroccan origin who grew up in Toulouse. Spending most of his summers south of Agadir, he discovered his passion for rap at the age of 15. It wasn’t until 2022 that he released his first solo tracks with the freestyle series “Ascension,” which has accumulated over a million streams. Koss has created a captivating musical universe by merging his Moroccan roots with his love for French rap.

A Unique and Dynamic Style

Koss’s style is dynamic and enchanting, infused with Maghrebian sounds that reflect the richness of his journey and cultural diversity. With “Atlas,” he continues to captivate his audience by blending personal introspection with cultural influences, creating an authentic and touching piece of art.

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C.E.O HELL SINKY, author, journalist, documentary

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