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| 4.0 excellent | Erwann S. STAFF | March 27th 20 |
One of the best wordsmiths in French rap finally gives himself the means of his ambition. While all his previous projects hinted inner greatness, it was too green - or relying too much on DJ Weedim (he not my cuppa) - and was only interesting in some parts. What was evident though, was the pure talent the man had at multiplying the multi-syllabics and delivering said stylistic devices with always-various flows. Finally nailing the autotune, his biggest flaw so far, Infinit' has now the voice and the pen to produce memorable toplines sublimed. Despite this laudatory rain, personal preference shall guide the listeners towards different paths. If what you are looking for is a modern French rap album, then jump into this and you shall be pleased with a compact and stylishly produced record. On the other hand, if what titillates the rhyming fan in you are killer punchlines and technical rap, not all of the record will please you. Still, this is the best Infinit' has ever been, and we all know he can do better. How exciting.
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