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Presented by Black Jack, Le Parrain positions Almighty within the turn-of-the-millennium Ivorian rap movement. Released in 2000, the tape reflects a moment when Abidjan’s hip hop scene was consolidating its identity — locally produced, French-language, and rooted in collaboration between MCs and in-house producers.
A1 Introduction (Black J.)
A2 Fou Almighty
A3 Demain c’est loin (Almighty & Bamby)
A4 Dur comme Rock (Almighty / Bamby)
A5 Apprenez à nous connaître (Almighty / Black Jack)
A6 Le jugement 2 Dieu (Almighty / Almighty)
B1 Interlude
B2 Les maîtres du monde (Almighty / Black J.)
B3 Le parrain
B4 M le Président (Almighty / Black Jack)
B5 Le Mic (Almighty / Black Jack)
B6 Outro
Presented by Black Jack, Le Parrain positions Almighty within the turn-of-the-millennium Ivorian rap movement. Released in 2000, the tape reflects a moment when Abidjan’s hip hop scene was consolidating its identity — locally produced, French-language, and rooted in collaboration between MCs and in-house producers.
A1 Introduction (Black J.)
A2 Fou Almighty
A3 Demain c’est loin (Almighty & Bamby)
A4 Dur comme Rock (Almighty / Bamby)
A5 Apprenez à nous connaître (Almighty / Black Jack)
A6 Le jugement 2 Dieu (Almighty / Almighty)
B1 Interlude
B2 Les maîtres du monde (Almighty / Black J.)
B3 Le parrain
B4 M le Président (Almighty / Black Jack)
B5 Le Mic (Almighty / Black Jack)
B6 Outro