The rap group 113 emerged as one of the rising rap groups of the 2000s. Comprised of Rim’K, AP, and Mokobé, the group is gearing up for a major announcement. According to Rim’K, the group’s first full-length project, “Les princes de la ville,” will soon be available on streaming platforms.
The three rappers have left an indelible mark on the history of French rap. Despite their influence, their album “Les princes de la ville” has been absent from streaming platforms due to contracts and unsuccessful negotiations. Many significant albums in the history of French rap are missing from streaming platforms for similar reasons.
In light of this, Mehdi Maïzi asked Rim’K about the possibility of making the album available for streaming. The rapper, who is promoting his EP “Lifat Mat,” assured, “We are close to the resolution, it will happen, I guarantee it.” “Les princes de la ville” is 113’s first full-length project and their first major success, certified as a double gold record.
The foundation laid by “Les princes de la ville” is strong, and their subsequent projects will be equally so. They released a total of 6 projects between 1998 and 2010. After the release of “Les princes de la ville,” 4 more projects followed, and two of them are certified gold records. Hit songs like “Tonton du Bled” and “Summum” multiplied their success. This achievement and synergy allowed them to endure over the years and serve as inspiration for the new generation, without relying on physical support. A great success for Rim’K, Mokobé, and AP..
