Released in 2005, Trinita – Première Pierre is a French underground hip-hop album built around raw lyricism, sample-driven production, and a strong independent rap aesthetic. The project brings together Trinita with several artists from the French underground scene, creating a varied collection of tracks that moves between rugged boom-bap, reflective street rap, and darker atmospheric production.The 14-track album includes collaborations with artists such as Élo, Kosni, Dios, King Kaps, Sayno, Bazoo Kumpo, Gogo Yubari, and others. Tracks including “Confusion,” “Tels que la rue nous veut,” “Protocole,” “Saveurs,” and “Et aujourd'hui” showcase the project's emphasis on lyrical performances, underground production, and different perspectives on life and the streets.Today, Trinita – Première Pierre remains an interesting release for listeners exploring French underground hip-hop from the mid-2000s. Its combination of raw MC performances, collaborative tracks, thoughtful writing, and independent production gives the album an authentic snapshot of the French rap underground of its era.
1 Intro
2 Protocole
3 Confusion
4 Interlude
5 Tels Que La Rue Nous Veut
6 Braises
7 Saveurs
8 Qui Veux Tu Qu'ce Soit?
9 Honneur Et Sang
10 Nuit Bleue
11 Si Mon Crayon M'grille
12 Et Sur Cette Pierre...
13 Et Aujourd'hui
14 Outro
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