MANSO̶U̶R̶ - PARIS! (Official Video) + 10 Questions
MANSO̶U̶R̶ Unveils Striking New Visuals for “PARIS!”.
Parisian DJ and producer MANSO̶U̶R̶ has dropped the visuals for his latest single “PARIS!” — a hard-hitting collaboration with Amsterdam’s Lamsi (JME, BAMBII, £MONZO) and MINIKINGZ affiliate Rxlls.
Directed by long-time collaborator ODBUSSY, the video captures the rush of city life with razor-sharp cuts, animated silhouettes, and a raw energy that turns everyday streets and overlooked corners into playgrounds of creativity. Shot across Paris and Amsterdam, it reflects youth in motion — restless, ambitious, and unapologetically authentic.
Following the warm reception of his double A-side NEAT kUT — which included the glitchy, 2-step banger “WHY NOT” featuring REEM and 00ab — MANSO̶U̶R̶ closes the project with “PARIS!”, leaning into vulnerability while still pushing his aggressive DIY vision. The rising talent has already caught the attention of WONDERLAND, COLORSXSTUDIOS, and CLASH, marking him as one of the most exciting new voices to watch.
At just 21, the Algerian-Guinean artist has carved out a space across music, fashion, and community, with credits alongside Jean Paul Gaultier, Axel Arigato, Nike, and Adidas before shifting into full-time production. Early collaborations with Len, Sam Wise, BXKS, and Odunsi (The Engine) laid the groundwork for his debut EP DO YOU GET IT, followed by 2024’s acclaimed not disturb featuring Kadiata, El Londo, and more.
With “PARIS!”, MANSO̶U̶R̶ cements his reputation as a bold creative force — a rough gem now stepping into full view.
MANSO̶U̶R̶ sat down with Wordplay Magazine to answer our infamous 10 Questions:
1. So tell me, how did it all begin? What sparked your love for music?
It feels like music was already there before I even realised it. I grew up surrounded by sounds, nobody in my family was really making music, but the way they listened still hits me to this day. I could feel there was something powerful in it. That energy, those chills… that’s what sparked it all.
2. Who are some artists that influence you and that you want to work with in the future?
I’d say Smino, Jay Versace, and Little Simz. The emotion a human being can carry and put into music is crazy and that’s what really connects with me. So yeah, working with them one day would be dope.
3. What projects do you have coming up and can you give us any info on them?
Music and movies are on their way, right on time. That’s all I can say for now, but it’s coming.
And in case you missed it, I just dropped a cute lil' double single called NEAT kUT, check it out!
4. How would you describe your sound?
I make music for myself first, but I hope that [10, 20, 40...] years from now when I listen back, it still hits the same way it does right now. So, I’d say timeless.
5. What's your proudest moment to date so far as an artist?
Honestly, I’m living it right now. The fact that what I do has led me here, talking with you, is already something to be proud of. I’m putting out music, creating more, making videos, and trying to find pride in the everyday. Some days it doesn’t quite go the way I’d like — and that’s okay I guess. For me, it’s not about one single moment; pride is something I carry with me, even in the smallest doses.
6. Do you have any advice for our readers who may be trying to play the mad game of music?
Just do the shit, bro. Do it for yourself first, if you’re not impressing yourself, frustration will creep in and… hm hm, that's not good.
7. Are there any artists on your radar right now that we should check out?
REEM (@free.reem_)
theinternetdoesntloveyou (@theinternetdoesntloveu)
Miles From Kinshasa (@milesfromkinshasa)
8. What albums are on heavy rotation on your Spotify playlist currently?
Live Laugh Love by Earl Sweatshirt. I’m spinning it at least five times a day. Can’t really tell you much about it, just listen.
9. What do you like to do when you're not making music?
I like to skate, spend time with my close ones, just be present with life and the people I love, and try to get a little wiser along the way.
10. Name Three things you can't live without when in the studio?
The computer.
The speakers.
The za’.