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Yvnnis - DND
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Yvnnis - DND

Editorial note7,0/ 10
By Le Stagiaire·

DND (Do Not Disturb) opens with a track that sounds like an injunction: LESBRAS. The total runtime of the album runs to 33 minutes and 49 seconds, a format that invites continuous listening rather than fragmentation.

The architecture of an album produced by LILCHICK

This dominance ensures marked stylistic coherence characterized by deep basses and synthetic melodies typical of contemporary French rap. These punctual interventions bring necessary diversity without breaking the unity of the project.

MAL AIMÉS feat. So La Lune: the tension between brute and melody

The contrast is established right from the fifth track, where So La Lune intervenes on MAL AIMÉS. Produced by LILCHICK and Rosaliedu38, this track sees the guest bring a melodic and narrative dimension that contrasts with the more brute approach of previous tracks. Her presence transforms the raw material of the song into a scene where autotuned vocals and lyrics respond to each other, creating an equilibrium between intimacy and stage performance.

OUBLIÉ feat. J9ueve: introspection as narrative pivot

Halfway through the album, the eighth track, OUBLIÉ, introduces another facet with J9ueve's vocals. Produced by LILCHICK, this song adds a touch of vulnerability and introspection that reinforces the central theme of the project: an artist in the midst of redefining his sonic universe. The collaboration goes beyond mere commercial addition; it functions as a narrative pivot that allows Yvnnis to explore more intimate registers without weighing down the overall dynamic. This intervention fits into an approach where features are designed as levers for transformation rather than simple embellishments.

BREAK feat. JRK 19: raw energy before the close

When the tenth track, BREAK, produced by LILCHICK and LucasG, arrives, the album regains a raw and rhythmic energy. The presence of JRK 19 brings a sonic catalyst that serves as a climax point before the end of the record. This song illustrates how collaborations can serve to redefine the landscape of Francophone rap by introducing intergenerational or stylistic alliances without sacrificing artistic integrity. It is less a simple feature than a true creative alliance that redefines Yvnnis's trajectory in a context where he explores multiple musical terrains.

DONOTDISTURB: the close that synthesizes tensions

The album closes with DONOTDISTURB, a track produced by LILCHICK that serves as a synthesis of the tensions traversed throughout the project. Between productive minimalism and occasional experimentation, between solo tracks and collaborations, the record oscillates without ever betraying its initial coherence. This narrative conclusion confirms that DND is not merely an album but rather an architecture of contrasts where every track, credited or uncredited, contributes to building a distinct sonic universe. DND positions itself as Yvnnis's second studio release following NOVAE (2023), and constitutes a key step in her artistic journey. While some tracks remain in the shadows due to a lack of credits, it is precisely this element of mystery that reinforces the project's enigmatic dimension.

Technical Details

- Release Date: October 10, 2025 - Label: PLUS262 & FILIGRANE - Tracks: 13 (33 min 49 s) - Opening / Closing: LESBRAS / DONOTDISTURB - Guests: So La Lune, J9ueve, JRK 19

🎬 The album's music videos

13 clips · continuous playback

Tracks

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Review published on 02/10/2026 · Reviews

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