Marie-Gold has established herself in recent years on the Canadian hip hop scene with her committed and taboo-free lyrics. A sure talent to discover on JustFocus with his first album Règle d'Or and, in excerpt, the clip of Mémoire that we have chosen you in musical selection. Marie-Gold achieves a masterstroke with her first album Règle d'Or, a record with sharp lyrics, and music that owes as much to old-school rap as to the best trap productions of today. Associated with the group Bad Nylon, she released, in 2018, her first project; Goal: A melody. Then, two years later, his first album, entitled Règle d'or. Goal: Une Mélodie was awarded the "Rap/Hip Hop EP of the Year" award at GAMIQ. While composing her first album, the rapper was touched by a quote from the philosopher George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) from the essay Maxims for Revolutionaries: " The only golden rule is that there is no golden rule. It is therefore the credo of this musician who intends to break taboos. Thus, his favorite themes are the following: each path is legitimate, traditions must be constantly questioned and everyone is free to choose. Finally, the codes can and should be revised. 
Finally, Marie-Gold addresses ambition, freedom, the need to make one's place, to be oneself. In the past, she has not shy away from addressing the under-representation of women on the hip-hop scene. Moreover, she refuses in the same breath the label of "female rap". An artist far from marketing clichés, to follow closely. His album is already available on all digital platforms. Montreal rapper Marie-Gold releases Règle d'Or, one of the year's signature albums, with its liberating flow and inspired lyrics. We discover the first Mémoire extract on JustFocus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KvvHli98Ws The young woman is also on Facebook
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