Rvzmo, a rising artist from Saint-Ouen in Seine-Saint-Denis, is steadily making a name for himself in the French rap scene. This region has already produced influential artists like PSO Thug and Leto, who continue to shape the sound of modern rap.
In 2023, RVZMO dropped his project 100 moi, featuring high-profile collaborations, including Nahir on Ghett’Haut and DA Uzi on Nezo. He then returned with D’Angelo, a raw and hard-hitting track that brings him back to the essence of street rap.
RVZMO unleashes D’Angelo!
The instrumental for the track is produced by Shima, Plasma, and Hiro, according to Spotify credits. Designed for pure kickage, the beat is powerful, modern, and impactful without leaning too much into old-school aesthetics.
RVZMO delivers punchlines with surgical precision, setting off a lyrical fireworks display.
The track kicks off with a striking opening line:
“Hier j’étais où ? Au même endroit qu’aujourd’hui t.* du c*.“
While staying true to his egotrip style, the artist touches on themes deeply rooted in French rap: betrayal and ingratitude.
“J’étais en bas, il y avait personne pour moi, si tu prends les sous faut prendre les galères en plus.“
The visuals, directed by Yacine Touzani, stay true to the essence of a raw and authentic street video, perfectly capturing the energy RVZMO aims to bring with this single.
The director is no stranger to the game, having previously worked with DA Uzi on Kongolais mauvais and Gambino La MG on Armoire.
