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 Clearly, the world of the "banlieue", the "cité", the periphery, remains the focal point of 113’s lyrics (...la banlieue c’est dangereux, t’as raison de te chier dessus...).

 This album contains many tracks from the previous album “113 fout la merde” in new versions, plus a series of unreleased tracks with guests from various styles.

113's 'Dans l'urgence' is a standout French hip hop album blending new versions of previous tracks with unreleased collaborations spanning Rai, Reggae, and African sounds. The lyrics focus on life in the French suburbs (banlieue), offering an authentic glimpse into this cultural context. The participation of notable artists like Cheb Mami and Thomas Bangalter adds depth. This album is essential for those exploring contemporary French rap. Listen to 113's 'Dans l'urgence' for a powerful blend of French hip hop and diverse musical influences capturing the essence of the banlieue.

 "NTM once again attacks the far right of the Front National of JM Le Pen with this album."

 "On the pretext of 'degrading content towards women', the video clip of 'Ma Benz' was restricted to air only after 10 PM."

Supreme NTM's 1998 self-produced album marked a milestone in French hip-hop with remarkable sales and widespread acclaim. Despite facing radio play boycotts and censorship due to provocative content, tracks like "Laisse Pas Traîner Ton Fils" and "Ma Benz" became anthems. The album strongly criticizes social issues and the far right, reflecting NTM's roots in Seine-Saint-Denis and their uncompromising cultural stance. Explore Supreme NTM’s powerful album and experience the raw energy and bold messages that shaped French hip-hop.

 Joey Starr and Kool Shen express, without mincing words, all the anger, hatred, and misunderstanding of young French people originating from the cités.

 The track 'Police' sparked controversy and resulted in legal consequences, showcasing the album’s confrontational impact.

Supreme NTM’s 1993 album '1993... J'Appuie Sur La Gachette' is a landmark release in French hip hop. It boldly expresses the anger of youth from Paris's suburbs through raw and direct lyrics. The controversial track 'Police' led to legal troubles and radio bans, highlighting the tensions between artists and authority. The album is influential and recognized abroad, notably connected to the film 'La Haine'. Listen to Supreme NTM’s groundbreaking 1993 album and experience the raw energy of French hip hop at its peak.