OsamaSon

On September 18, 2026, at the Bataclan in Paris, OsamaSon arrives with his direct, confrontational rap—fueled by saturated bass, abrasive synths and taut flows. Spotted in the online underground, the South Carolina MC imposed himself through short-form releases and shouted hooks. His LP Jump Out, released in 2025, entered the Billboard 200, earned Pitchfork’s Best New Music distinction and was praised by Rolling Stone, XXL, Complex, PAPER and The FADER. Shortly after, Psykotic arrived less than a year later, largely written on the road, and reconnects with the Flex Musik era that shaped his beginnings, offering a more experimental yet still sharp sound.

On stage, OsamaSon plays intensity and speed, strings songs together without frills and embraces a deliberately digital aesthetic. Two projects released in the same year, two touring cycles, tight writing and dense production: the set draws from Jump Out and Psykotic, moving between rage-rap passages and trap pulses. At the Bataclan, we find an artist on the rise, confident in his sonic direction and built for live performance.