113 is a French hip hop group with African and Caribbean roots originating in North and West Africa and the island of Guadeloupe, formed in the Parisian suburb of Vitry-sur-Seine. Their most famous song is Tonton du Bled - Uncle from the "land" (bled in maghreban Arabic).

The group's name comes from the name of the building in a housing estate where the members spent much of their youth, as well as a take on the US hip hop group 112.

Contents 1 Controversy 2 Members 3 Albums 4 External links

[edit] Controversy

In November 2005, a UMP deputy, François Grosdidier, listed the group in his complaint against rap groups, which according to him, incited racism and hate.^[who?]Many figures on the left denounced him for his perceived advocacy of censorship.

[edit] Members

• Rim'K - Abdelkrim Brahmi, born 21 June 1978, of Algerian origin.
• Mokobé - Mokobé Traoré, born 1979, of Mali origin.
• AP - Yohann Duport, of Guadeloupe origin.

[edit] Albums

• 1998 : Ni Barreaux, Ni Barrières, Ni Frontières (EP)
• 1999 : Les Princes De La Ville
• 2002 : 113 Fout La Merde
• 2003 : 113 Dans L'urgence
• 2003 : La Cerise Sur Le Ghetto (Mafia K'1 fry)
• 2004 : L'Enfant du pays (Rim'K)
• 2005 : Zone Caraïbes (compilation co-produite et co-réalisée par A.P.)
• 2005 : 113 Degrés
• 2006 : Illégal Radio (mixtape produite et réalisée par le label indépendant du groupe Frenesik)
• 2007 : Jusqu'à la mort (Mafia K'1 fry)
• 2007 : Mon Afrique (Mokobé)
• 2007 : Jusqu'à la mort réédition (Mafia K'1 fry)

[edit] External links

• Official site

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