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Rim-K
Rim-K, born Abdelkrim Brahmi, came up in Vitry-sur-Seine, a suburb of Paris. In 1997, he formed the group 113 with Kamelancien and Mokobé, and their debut...
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Rim-K, born Abdelkrim Brahmi, came up in Vitry-sur-Seine, a suburb of Paris. In 1997, he formed the group 113 with Kamelancien and Mokobé, and their debut album "Les Princes de la Ville" brought them attention for its direct portrayal of life in the banlieues.
His solo debut "L'Enfant du Pays" arrived in 2002, anchored by the single "Air Max." The track, a straightforward celebration of the sneakers, connected widely and became a chart hit in France. It's still one of the songs people mention first when his name comes up, alongside others like "Clandestino" and "Mafiosi."
His lyrics often touch on social conditions and street life, which has sometimes led to debate about their content. He's kept at it, releasing music that stays close to the ground he came from.
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