Since dropping his Matrix mixtape in 2016, Josman has been prolific in his releases and versatile in his rapping style, with his aesthetic embodying the smoky, downtempo crossroads between R&B and mumble rap. “Dans le vide” showcases his laidback but exacting flow with gentle hi-hats and languid organs, while “L'Occasion” is murkier, with a heady bassline accompanying Josman’s lower-pitched, more threatening timbre. “Prendre L'Air” foregoes the R&B influences entirely, with agitated percussion and foregrounded bass marking it as a decadent trap anthem.