Overview
- Damso released BĒYĀH on May 30, pledging it as his final album to conclude a decade-long career that began with Batterie faible.
- Across 15 tracks, he delves into formative experiences from his childhood in Kinshasa to years of exile and hardship.
- The opening track “Impardonnable” features direct criticism of Booba, bringing their longstanding conflict into sharp relief.
- Themes of love and intimacy feature prominently in songs like “YA TENGO SENTIMIENTOS,” while references to faith signal a turn toward spiritual reflection.
- In the “Impardonnable” video, Damso burns his gold records and declares “J’peux partir en paix” as he prepares to turn away from the music scene.