Sazamyzy - Back To The Hagrah 2006

Review by Heather Ferris-Lehman

Back to the Hagrah 2006 is an album by Sazamyzy, a French rapper and member of the group Hagra Crew. The album was released in 2006, and it features 16 tracks that showcase Sazamyzy's lyrical skills and his ability to create catchy hooks and beats.

The album starts off with "Intro," a short but powerful track that sets the tone for what's to come. The next track, "Hagra," is a standout with its heavy bass and Sazamyzy's aggressive flow. Other notable tracks include "Le Son Qui Tue," "Le Coup Du Siecle," and "J'aime Pas Les MCs."

Sazamyzy's lyrics are often political and socially conscious, and he doesn't shy away from addressing issues like poverty, racism, and police brutality. Despite the serious subject matter, the album is also full of fun, party tracks that will get listeners dancing.

Summary by Heather Ferris-Lehman

Back to the Hagrah 2006 is a solid album that showcases Sazamyzy's talent as a rapper and his ability to create memorable tracks. It's a must-listen for fans of French hip-hop and anyone who appreciates well-crafted beats and lyrics.