Loco Locass, a dynamic and influential rap trio from Quebec, Canada, has been an active force in the music scene since their formation in 1995. Comprising Sébastien "Biz" Fréchette, Mathieu "Chafiik" Farhoud-Dionne, and Patrick "Batlam" Bourgeois, the group is known for their clever wordplay, cultural references, and politically charged lyrics that often reflect their staunch advocacy for Quebec sovereignty and social justice. Their artistry combines a passionate take on Quebecois identity with the rhythmic storytelling of hip-hop, creating a unique sound that resonates with many Francophones and music enthusiasts alike.

Over the years, Loco Locass has released a number of captivating albums that have both charged the political discourse and won the hearts of fans. "Manifestif" (2000) and "Amour Oral" (2004) received widespread acclaim, the latter even winning the Félix Award for Hip-Hop Album of the Year in 2004. After an eight-year hiatus, they returned with the critically acclaimed album "Le Québec est mort, vive le Québec!" (2012), an opus continuing their thematic exploration of Quebec's cultural and political landscape. With hits like "Le but" (2013), which became an unofficial anthem for the Montreal Canadiens hockey team, and "Le clan" (2015), Loco Locass has cemented their status as one of the defining voices in Quebec rap and a beloved staple in Canadian music. Their lyrical prowess and commitment to la francophonie have fostered a legacy that both challenges and celebrates Quebec's place within the larger tapestry of the Francophone world.

Genres

Hip Hop Quebecois

Rock Quebecois

Latest Release

Le clan

Loco Locass

Single - Released August 8, 2016