Loud Lary Ajust is a prominent hip-hop trio hailing from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Formed in 2012, the group comprises members Loud (Simon Cliche Trudeau), Lary Kidd (Larry Guerrier), and Ajust (Raphaël D'Amours), who together blend sharp French-language wordplay with gritty, innovative production to create a unique sound that has come to define a generation of Quebec rap. The trio quickly gained attention in the Quebec music scene with their raw lyrics chronicling urban life and individual struggles, as well as their energetic live performances.

With a series of successful releases, Loud Lary Ajust cemented their status as torchbearers of the Francophone rap movement. Their album "Ondulé," released in 2015, showcased the group's evolution with polished beats and introspective lyricism. This was followed by "Gullywood" in 2013 and "Blue Volvo" in 2014, both of which received critical acclaim for their bold exploration of sound and narrative. The group's individualistic approach and homegrown aesthetics hit another high with the track "Ô mon dieu," underlining their continued relevance and influence in the Hip-Hop milieu. Despite their hiatus as a group, with Loud pursuing a successful solo career, the legacy of Loud Lary Ajust's music continues to resonate with fans and critics, reflecting the diverse and vibrant spirit of Montreal's music scene.