“Calm down and stay seated, it’s going to be fine!” Nahir has come a long way, from his neighborhood in Bobigny to streaming platforms and record bins. The rap he began practicing instinctively has become his life over the years. A standout newcomer on the compilation “Game Over Volume 2,” his huge potential became clear in his “Fin de couplet” freestyles. One after another, his talent has asserted itself: in 2020 he was the only rapper to be selected by the media outlet Booska-P to be part of their “11 rappeurs à suivre” program and by Deezer for the compilation “La Relève.” Critical recognition that has helped drive his rise. He signed with AWA, the label chaired by Kore, continued with singles and freestyles, then collaborated with Freeze Corleone and Frenetik, two tracks that were highly noticed and appreciated by a committed and growing fan base. It is time for him to release his first project, “Intégral,” and leave an indelible mark on the public’s mind and in the charts. To do so, he brought together Gradur, RK, Imen ES, Freeze Corleone, Hornet la Frappe, Frenetik, thus showing the full extent of his talents. With highly technical flows and irresistible melodies, Nahir uses this first project to finally showcase his versatility on a full-length format, “Intégral,” a reference to the Arai Intégral helmet: always moving forward, straight ahead, without paying attention to criticism. Over productions by Kore, Baille Broliké, DST, Richie Beats or Shyne, the Bobigny rapper intends to lower the visor at the end of the road and deliver the product to the customers. Arai.