Rounhaa

On December 17, 2026, at the Dock des Suds in Marseille, Rounhaa brings to the stage his rap situated at the crossroads of Geneva and France’s new generation. Heir to Moroccan and Martinican influences, he has, together with Yeratik and Horion, built a sonic universe that alternates between hard-hitting tracks and more restrained pieces, where melancholy appears without being forced, as on DUBAÏ. His writing moves between trap, melodic rap and more direct forms, with particular care for atmospheres, textures and vocal variations rather than a single fixed register.

Live, Rounhaa plays on these contrasts: tense then released passages, smooth transitions, a voice that changes in timbre and placement to shape the set’s energy. One finds bridges to the Geneva scene (Makala) and affinities with French rappers such as Khali or La Fève, without copying any formula. The concert is conceived as a constant movement, from sharp-edged moments to introspective ones, where each track finds its place within a fluid and coherent trajectory.