As an OG of German street rap, Fler has consistently put out hard-hitting tracks. “Lifestyle der Armen und Gefährlichen” from 2016 album Vibe cemented him as a trap king. His classic 2005 album Neue Deutsche Welle—and its sequel nearly a decade later—are indebted to New York hip-hop: concise yet lyrical delivery over club-ready yet grimy, booming beats. Be it the triplet flow and sparkly futurism of “Slowmotion”, the sparse psych-trap of “Gang für immer” or the ’90s tribute “Jump Jump”, he remains as relevant as ever.