Paname City Rappin' (40th Anniversary Edition)

Description

Historical piece. THE first album in the history of French hip hop! 40th anniversary. Paname City Rappin' is the work of the great pioneer of French Hip Hop: Dee Nasty. In May 1984, he recorded this album at Studio Do. Originally pressed in 1000 copies, the story goes that a large part of the stock was destroyed by a fire. For a very long time, this vinyl remained untraceable. A few copies reappeared. The first French rap album, Paname City Rappin' is a treasure blending Hip-Hop, funk and electro. Subsequently, Dee Nasty became one of the main figures of French hip hop. He notably hosted "Block Party" at the famous Terrain Vague de La Chapelle and Deenastyle, on radio Nova, for two years.