Nesly
Nesly is a Paris-based musical collective that came together with members Namir on vocals, Titouan on guitar, Awori on percussion, and Zo on bass. Their sound...
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Nesly is a Paris-based musical collective that came together with members Namir on vocals, Titouan on guitar, Awori on percussion, and Zo on bass. Their sound pulls from hip-hop and soul, with lyrics that touch on social themes alongside personal ones.
Their song 'Dans ma Life' became their most recognizable track, helping bring them wider attention. They followed it with a remix of 'TU ME MANQUES' featuring Helly Harma. Their debut album was called 'Soulèvement,' and they later released 'Renaissance' and 'Horizons.'
Their music sometimes drew criticism for its direct approach to topics like inequality, but they kept working in their own lane. The group's recordings blend live instrumentation with modern production, avoiding easy genre labels.
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