| | | Ratings (1) |
Give your Rating |
| 2.8 good | Erwann S. EMERITUS | December 7th 21 |
Kekra's kind of an UFO within French rap's scene, mostly due to how he uses UK-inspired beats with elements of 2-step, garage, and grime within the cloudy trap aesthetic, but also for his flows more reminiscent of R&B than rap. It's with tracks fusing all these aesthetics ("9 milli" whattatune) that Kekra truly shows his unicity, the more "traditional" tunes being less original, and thus less interesting. Also overall, he ain't telling much, and it's real gimmicky.
Bump |
| |
Give Your Opinion on Vréel 2
|
