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 Truths spat in the face with words as heavy as punches to the stomach, relentless rhythm that does not give a moment’s respite.

 A test of artistry that is not only anger and frustration but a melancholic look towards the starry sky when surrounded only by cement and solitude.

Keny Arkana’s 'Entre ciment et belle étoile' is a compelling French rap album blending cultural identity with sharp social critique. The album’s twelve tracks confront issues of discrimination and decay in France through poignant lyrics and intense rhythms. Arkana’s voice showcases growth from uncertainty to energetic aggression, delivering both raw anger and poetic melancholy. Highlights include the impactful 'La mère des enfants perdus' and the breathless 'Victoria'. Listen to Keny Arkana’s 'Entre ciment et belle étoile' and experience raw French rap that challenges society with poetic force.

 Listening to him gives the sensation that in each piece he lets himself be guided by an instinct, a mental journey, without truly knowing where his music will take him.

 To tell with a song a world lived or merely brushed by the passage of Kama, or as he himself says: 'Read in my memories what has passed, what I have really been through. And what remains because it has stayed.'

Kama's debut album 'Ho Detto A Tua Mamma Che Fumi' presents a soft, gentle vocal style paired with experimental and visionary compositions. The music balances unusual rhythms with poetic, often hermetic lyrics reflecting everyday life and nostalgia. The album blends a variety of moods from lyricism to cadenced beats, resulting in a thoughtful and instinctive listening experience highlighting Kama's skills as a percussionist and composer. Listen to Kama's visionary debut and immerse yourself in his poetic and rhythmic world today!