In 2023, Rvzmo unveiled 100 Moi, a solid project powered by collaborations with DA Uzi, Nahir, So La Lune and Lawiloo. After a brief artistic break, the rapper made a steady yet determined comeback, stacking releases to assert a more mature and refined artistic direction. Today, the All Points signee takes things a step further with Ouss’, arguably one of the darkest and sharpest tracks in his catalog. As the title suggests, Ouss’ directly references Ballon d’Or winner Ousmane Dembélé, used here as a metaphor for explosiveness and instinct.
Rvzmo drops his darkest track yet with Ouss’
Entirely produced by GSP, the instrumental builds an electric, oppressive atmosphere that fits the track’s universe perfectly. Over this minimalistic and shadowy production, Rvzmo taps into an even grittier tone, firing off punchlines from the dark: Sans m’entraîner je peux jouer les matchs and Je connais le métier, je connais les failles. A cold, straightforward writing style that reinforces the track’s raw intensity.
His flow may be calm, almost hushed, but its impact hits hard. The rapper crafts a heavy, controlled atmosphere, brought to life visually through a music video directed by Preston Mayers. The visual stays true to the track’s artistic direction — darkness, tension and stripped-back storytelling. The director, already behind several notable videos for T.H — including F.P.R, BVM and Eurostar — once again proves his ability to elevate dark and introspective artistic worlds.
