It’s a high-powered link-up between two heavyweights from the north side of Paris. La Rvfleuze, the rising face of the 19th arrondissement, joins forces with Leto, a cornerstone of the Parisian scene hailing from the Porte de Saint-Ouen area. With Connexion Macabre, the two artists deliver a fierce alliance, heading back to the same streets that shaped the Leto of PSO Thug — raw energy, street code, and unapologetic authenticity.
La Rvfleuze and Leto join forces for Connexion Macabre
The instrumental, both explosive and uncompromising, bears the mark of Sokol. A true architect behind La Rvfleuze’s sound, he’s already produced several of his standout tracks such as Serrure #5 and P.I.B. He’s also the mastermind behind KAT by Gazo — a track that left a strong impression with its raw intensity. Here again, he delivers a razor-sharp beat built for pure rap energy: crisp drums, heavy bass, and a dark, menacing atmosphere.
The two rappers dive into pure egotrip mode, trading aggressive lines with precision:
You didn’t grow up outside, stop lying
You don’t have the mindset, you don’t know the codes (nah)
I’m buying a Glock, brand new, it’s clean, clean (pow-pow-pow)
You’ll regret it if we pull up (pow-pow-pow)
And again:
VAT, you’re going home with no pay (han-han)
You’re going home with no pay, I’m fresh out, I’ll sip ‘em through a straw (han-han)
The bars hit hard — delivered with sharp flows and flawless timing. Between confident arrogance and cold realism, La Rvfleuze and Leto craft a track where the streets reign supreme and attitude is everything.
The visual, directed by Sponge Production, reinforces that same gritty energy with its cinematic edge. Shot across northern Paris, the clip mixes shadowy tones with raw momentum. The collective, already behind visuals like Camp Nou by Ninho, Agaccu 3 by Bazbaz, and Terrain d’herbe #1 by Saamou, continues to prove itself as one of the standout creative forces in the new wave of French rap visuals.
