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Vald
Vald, whose real name is Valentin Le Du, started putting out music around 2015. His debut EP was called 'NQNT.' He gained more attention with his 2017 album...
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Vald, whose real name is Valentin Le Du, started putting out music around 2015. His debut EP was called 'NQNT.' He gained more attention with his 2017 album 'Agartha,' which included the track 'Désaccordé.'
His lyrics often touch on anxiety and feeling out of place, delivered with a kind of raw, poetic language that some listeners connect with. He's worked with other French rappers like Damso, who appears on the song 'Vitrine.'
Vald has released several albums since, including 'XEU' in 2018, 'Horizon Vertical' in 2021, and 'V' in 2023. He won a Victoire de la Musique award in 2019.
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