The music of Montreal rapper Rymz is heavy on contrasts—French vs. English rhymes, angry catharsis vs. tender confessionals, gritty beats vs. luminous atmospheres—that are reflections of his biggest inspirations. His bilingual bravado places him in the same league as equally fiery Québécois MCs like Lary Kidd and Koriass, while his tracks bridge the vintage New York street-rap style of DMX with the modern Atlanta trap swagger of Young Thug and his YSL crew.