Jeune Morty: Jeune Morty Vol.1
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Jeune Morty: Jeune Morty Vol.1
""Music allows me to stay connected to my culture. When you arrive in the West, the world moves differently. You can quickly lose your way.""
""I gotta change countries, this one set me up" ('Faut qu'j'change de pays, celui-là m'a tendu'), he raps on 'Autre Chose.'"
"The early coupé-décalé influence is more present in the vibe, with Gucci belts and Ferraris and parties that feel like a distraction from the struggles of coming of age as part of an immigrant family in France."
Jeune Morty, influenced by the early 2000s Ivorian Civil War, channels his childhood nostalgia through music. His latest project, Jeune Morty Vol. 1, showcases a mix of styles, including plugg and cloud rap, while drawing from the coupé-décalé genre. The lyrics often reflect the struggles of immigrant life in France, with themes of identity and cultural connection. Morty's sound features smeared flows and Auto-Tune, creating a unique auditory experience that resonates with his experiences and influences.
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