As both their first official album and the first release on the 7ième Ciel label, "Citadelle" features 14 tracks rich in a vast and self-assured sonic exploration. A logical follow-up to the group's previous projects, "Citadelle" fits into current hip-hop trends while maintaining, this time around, a close connection to electronic music and Francophone pop, notably on the tracks in collaboration with guitarist Clément "Pops" Langlois-Légaré (Clay and Friends).

The result is a hybrid style that is meticulous and accessible. As for the lyrics, one notes a predominance of melodies and the presence of an ambient melancholy, a characteristic trait of the three rappers. Their pens, resolutely rooted in emotionality, testify to the group’s wide-ranging influences, from Quebec indie rock to European rap.

The tangible impact of these influences is felt in the angle adopted toward the hip-hop medium, in its quest for innovation and the unknown, a trend that is expressed, among other things, by the presence of collaborators outside the rap scene, namely Vince James (composition and vocals on "Nos roues"), N NAO (additional vocals on "Nos roues" and "Ultime"), and Émile Tempête (on "Hélium").

The "Citadelle" is a fictional place representing security, but also vulnerability, depending on which side of the ramparts one stands. This place embodies a refuge for thoughts and perpetual evolution, while highlighting the obstacles to overcome in order to improve consciousness and collective happiness within the "LaF microcosm."

Album tracks:

1. Blanc
2. Hélium
3. Avalanche
4. Cadran solaire
5. Nos roues (feat. Vince James)
6. GJ
7. Tour du monde
8. La clef
9. Get Away
10. Rencontre fortuite (feat. Franky Fade)
11. Le rodéo
12. HB
13. Satellite
14. Ultime