Rim'K

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Abdelkrim Brahmi a.k.a. Rim'K (born 21 June 1978 in

He is a member of the group 113 alongside Mokobé and AP and the super-group music collective Mafia K-1 Fry. He also has a group called Maghreb United.

Having been innovative in many musical aspects, such as the introduction of Maghrebian folk rhythms in rap. Rim'K thus remains one of the major figures of the French-speaking rap scene.

His musical success, which can be explained both in the quality of his art and in his artistic finds, also comes from the fact that Rim'K is perceived as a link linking the Maghreb to France and that his longevity in music has made him a father figure to many french rap listeners.

Discography

Albums

Solo

with 113

• 1998 : Ni Barreaux, Ni Barrières, Ni Frontières (EP)
• 1999 : Les Princes De La Ville
• 2002 : 113 Fout La Merde
• 2003 : 113 Dans L'urgence
• 2005 : 113 Degrés
• 2006 : Illégal Radio (hosted by 113)
• 2010 : Universel

with

• 2003 : La cerise sur le ghetto
• 2007 : Jusqu'à la mort
• 2007 : Jusqu'à la mort re-edition

EPs

Singles

Other charted songs

Featured in

References