Muzion, rap group with Haitian connection

November 6, 2012 5:21 AM

Muzion, a rap group popular in Canada and Haiti was formed in Montreal in 1996. The group actually stated up by the rap artists belongs to Haiti origin. The three young resilient artists behind this group were Dramatik, impose and L-kyll. With very little time, the trio could confirm their talent and established the posse as the best rap group in Quebec.

The group Muzion bags many of the awards and the most renowned are the Félix Awards which the group got first in the year 2000 for its debut Mentalité Moune Morne and then in 2003 for their second work in the Hip Hop category J'Rêvolutionne. With these awards their recognition in the industry becomes more obvious. La vi ti neg, the track is the one that provided the group it first international acclaim.

Muzion's music had the richness of the lyrics. Impossible, J. Kyll and Dramatik had the idea that they are living in a place where French and English are used as the second language. They kept the thing in mind and wrote the lyrics inserting the English as well as the French phrases as they naturally come out. They also amalgamated their Haitian background here and there to bring out a mixture that could flow effortlessly.

Muzion used everything in their rap what they would like to communicate with their audiences. Their sheer hard work show off in all their music, each of its beat continue to win hearts and giving a new rhythm of life to the people living in both sides of the Atlantic.

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