Top tracks — play these first
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Planète Mars — This track encapsulates the group's vision of a multicultural society, combining sharp lyricism with an infectious beat that represents their innovative style.
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Non soumis à l’État — The song critiques governmental authority and social injustice, showcasing IAM's commitment to anti-racist messages through powerful storytelling.
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Red, Black and Green — This track highlights themes of unity and cultural pride, using vibrant imagery to connect African heritage with contemporary social issues.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- dynamic emotional journeys
- short interludes and transitions
- wave-like pacing experience
- thought-provoking lyrical themes
- immersive storytelling elements
Where this album fits
- Career context
- This debut album marked IAM's entrance into the French hip-hop scene as they were emerging from Marseille's burgeoning music culture. Released in 1991, it set the stage for their subsequent rise, showcasing their unique blend of rap with socio-political themes.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Suprême NTM· Kery James· Oxmo Puccino
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Pharaon revient 1:06
- 2 Planète Mars 4:26
- 3 Jazz 0:09
- 4 Tam‐tam de l’Afrique 3:51
- 5 IAM Concept 4:11
- 6 Crack 0:04
- 7 Attentat 4:46
- 8 Disco Club 0:32
- 9 Le Nouveau Président 3:27
- 10 IAM Bercy 0:25
- 11 Non soumis à l’État 4:18
- 12 1 peu trop court 3:40
- 13 Do the Raï Thing 1:18
- 14 Red, Black and Green 5:04
- 15 Lève ton slip 0:26
- 16 Elvis 3:46
- 17 Unité 4:06
- 18 Khéops ∈ à l’horizon 3:35
- 19 Je viens de Marseille 1:16
- 20 Wake Up 4:22
- 21 Crécelle 1:02
- 22 La tension monte 4:46
- 23 Rapline II 0:28
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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