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La Mano 1.9 unveils Sexy Woman!

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La Mano 1.9 has been dropping singles consistently for the past two years, solidifying himself as one of the most sought-after rappers for collaborations. A key figure in the French Drill wave that has taken over the scene in recent years, he is now making a strong comeback with his latest single: Sexy Woman. With a more upbeat and open approach, this track marks a turning point in his artistic journey, revealing a fresh side to his musical universe.

La Mano 1.9 unveils Sexy Woman!

Behind this banger’s production are the talented Angel Goat, Diaxal, and No Caap. A true sonic architect, Angel Goat has played a major role in shaping the French Drill movement, notably producing iconic tracks for Gazo, such as Drill FR 6 and Oyster. He has previously collaborated with La Mano 1.9 on I Say. Meanwhile, Diaxal left a strong impression by composing the track Canon for La Mano 1.9. As for No Caap, this release marks yet another successful collaboration, reaffirming the undeniable synergy between them.

With its pop-infused melodies and catchy hook, Sexy Woman breaks boundaries and broadens La Mano 1.9’s musical landscape. For an artist deeply rooted in Drill, this creative shift showcases his willingness to evolve and take risks.

An introspective narrative

Beyond the rhythm and melody, La Mano 1.9 delves into his journey through his lyrics:


“Before Drill, I already had the— (Before that), before Drill, I already had the upper hand (Grah)
Dumbass, La Mano, he’s a heavyweight (Heavyweight), need a palace at Washington Palace (Baw)
Told you before, I’m not a rookie (Rookie), what you waiting for to hop on the shuttle? (Ah)”

A visually striking clip by Digital Nak

Visually, Digital Nak delivers a powerful concept, portraying an intense phone conversation between La Mano 1.9 and his Sexy Woman. Staying true to its refined and impactful style, the production house continues to make waves with striking, story-driven visuals. Recently, they directed standout music videos such as Fame by Zed and Green Montana, D Block Afrique by Dinos, Jolagreen 23 featuring La Mano 1.9, and Pour nos ennemis by HMZ and Lacrim.

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