Cri D' Alerte - Première Frappe

Review by Brad Wiatr

Première Frappe is an impressive debut album by the French rap group Cri D'Alerte. The album is a stunning blend of traditional French hip-hop and modern trap beats, with lyrics that are both politically charged and emotionally resonant.

The album opens with the track "Intro," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its ominous piano chords and hard-hitting lyrics. From there, the group takes listeners on a journey through their world, with tracks like "Nouveau Monde" and "La Vie" exploring themes of social injustice and personal struggle.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Faut Pas Jouer," which features a haunting melody and powerful lyrics about the dangers of playing with fire. The track is a testament to the group's ability to create music that is both meaningful and musically engaging.

Summary by Brad Wiatr

Première Frappe is a strong debut album that showcases the talents of Cri D'Alerte. With its mix of traditional and modern hip-hop, the album is sure to appeal to fans of the genre, while also introducing new listeners to the group's unique sound.