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Nono La Grinta - La Griiint
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Nono La Grinta - La Griiint

By Le Stagiaire·

La Griiint: a raw truth proclaimed from the very first notes

Seven tracks, sixteen minutes and forty-four seconds. Nono La Grinta, born Noé Kasiama in Paris's 10th arrondissement, returns six months after LA QUOIII? (2023) with a studio album released on June 28, 2024, via MPR Records.

La Griiint: the opening that sets the tone for an affirmed identity

The album opens with the titular track, La Grint. This song does more than just kick off the record; it immediately installs a tension characteristic of the French drill scene. Nono La Grinta asserts his name quite clearly, without seeking the subtlety that characterizes certain underground approaches.

7AM and Mi Amor: the transition toward intimate atmospheres

After this statement of intent, the album takes a more introspective turn. 7AM and Mi Amor form a pair of songs that distance the listener from the hard terrain of drill and lead them into a more intimate zone. It is a controlled transition showing that sonic uniformity does not mean an absence of emotional variety. These two songs prove that the coherence of an album relies not only on its hardness but also on its ability to navigate between the poles of introspection and affirmation.

Cocaine and 2x: the peak of sample drill production

If the beginning of the project sets the scene, it's at the heart of the album where the production reaches its peak. Cocaïne and 2x are the pivotal tracks where the sample drill universe unfolds in all its splendor. It is here that Nono La Grinta fully confirms his status as a contender: these songs crystallize what is strongest in his approach, with bass lines that bite and rhythms that mark the ears. The energy is palpable without ever falling into hollow superlatives or trying to impress through technical complexity. These two tracks are the beating heart of the project, the ones the listener will remember once the album is closed.

Access: the pivotal track that shifts the mood halfway through the project

At mid-point, Accès operates a notable shift in mindset. It marks the transition from self-confrontation to opening outward. It occupies a central position within the narrative structure of the album: the rapper has set his boundaries, explored his intimate zones, and now addresses the audience with newfound confidence. This track is not merely a stylistic exercise but rather a logical step in the progression of the project, the moment where one understands that what came before was necessary to arrive at this precise point of artistic maturity.

The album closes with Like, a track that seals the deal with a note of personal satisfaction. It doesn't seek a final clap or a surprise effect, but rather confirmation that the journey was worthwhile and complete. It's a serene ending, one for a project that stands on its own without needing an explanatory postscript or a forced epilogue title.

La Griiint positions itself as Nono La Grinta's third project, solidifying his status as a contender to conquer the French drill scene. Six months after LA QUOIII?, this studio album released by MPR Records confirms an artistic evolution marked by energy and affirmed identity for the Parisian rapper. Between La Grint and Like, the seven tracks compose a coherent journey where each track serves the same project without repeating itself or betraying the initial ambition of this compact record with a total duration of sixteen minutes and forty-four seconds. La Griiint doesn't shine through diversity but through its ability to hold a straight line across seven tracks. It's an album that functions as a whole, where each track serves the same project without repeating itself or betraying its initial ambition. The 16-minute-44-second duration is that of a compact project that doesn't seek to stretch out to give the impression of abundance. It's rare discipline in a universe where proliferation often makes quality forgotten.

Technical Specifications

- Release: June 28, 2024 - Label: MPR Records - Tracks: 7 (16 min 44 s) - Opening / Closing: La Grint / Like Like - Previous Album: LA QUOIII? (2023)

🎬 The album's music videos

7 clips · continuous playback

Tracks

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Review published on 05/10/2026 · Reviews

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