The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT) MARSEILLES, France -- Dec. 18, 2007 -- MARSEILLES-RAP -- Most immigrant neighborhoods at the north of Marseille, France are still within the city limits as seen in December 2007. Melancholy is the word often used to describe the local rap style: melancholy as a reflective state of mind. Rappers in Marseille, some of the most original and distinctive ones anyway, compose sad odes to their local neighborhoods and hymns to the whole melting-pot city. The sound of Paris hip-hop, slicker and more aggressive, adopts much from American gangsta rap, as Marseille hip-hop does too, but Marseille boasts a groovier style. It mixes in blues, flamenco, Jamaican ragga. (Helen Margaret Giovanello/The New York Times)
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