Cercle Rouge Guest - 11'30 Contre les lois racistes [1997] Flac + 320kbps

 

Released in 1997, Various – 11'30 Contre Les Lois Racistes is a landmark French political rap compilation created as a collective response to racist legislation and discrimination. Bringing together 17 artists from the French hip-hop scene, the project represents the socially conscious and politically engaged side of 1990s French rap.The compilation was conceived as an anti-racist statement and as a way to raise funds for the Mouvement de l'Immigration et des Banlieues (MIB). Its title refers to the long collective track at the heart of the project, turning rap into a direct form of political expression and solidarity.The lineup includes prominent names from the French underground and conscious rap movement, including Rockin' Squat, Akhenaton, Fabe, Mystik, Ménélik, Yazid, Rootsneg, D. Abuz, and other artists representing different generations and styles of the scene. The collaboration gives the release a distinctly collective character rather than presenting a conventional compilation of unrelated tracks.Musically, the project reflects the raw atmosphere of French hip-hop during the late 1990s, combining direct lyricism with socially engaged themes and classic underground production. Various – 11'30 Contre Les Lois Racistes remains an important document of politically conscious French rap, demonstrating how artists used hip-hop to address racism, immigration, discrimination, and social injustice.For listeners exploring the history of French underground hip-hop, this 1997 compilation is an essential snapshot of the politically engaged rap culture of its era.

1 Jean-François Richet, Maitre Madj, Rockin' Squat, Akhenaton, Arco, Mystik, Soldafada, Menelik, Yazid, Fabe, Rootsneg, Djoloff, Sléo, Kabal, Aze, Radicalkicker, Freeman, Stomy Bugsy, Passi – 11'30 Contre Les Lois Racistes 11:30
2 DJ Spirit – 11'30 Contre Les Lois Racistes (Instrumental) 8:20
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