LinLin

LinLin builds her rap around synthesizers, house beats and a strong emphasis on singing. Originally from Val-de-Marne, she develops her music with producer Mob, whom she met in high school. Their collaboration spans her earliest experiments and The Espers, an EP released in 2023. With her debut album Disco Inferno, released in 2026, she takes that work in a more dance-oriented direction. Its twelve tracks form a programme interspersed with jingles, conceived as an imaginary radio station. LinLin switches between French and English, rap and sung melodies, exploring self-assertion and the freedom to choose her own path. Her influences include Azealia Banks, Nicki Minaj and Mylène Farmer, while her visual world draws on piracy and the manga One Piece.