Lamour

Lamour's discography features a range of notable tracks that reflect his style in contemporary hip hop. “Keresem A Szót” stands out with its catchy rhythm and relatable lyrics, making it a fan favorite. Another track, “Zárjon Be A Gyár,” showcases his ability to blend social commentary with engaging beats.

The artist also collaborates effectively, as seen in “Your Love (Melody) [feat. La-Mour]” and “Torn Between to Lovers (Melody) [feat. La-Mour].” These tracks reveal a different dimension of his artistry, weaving melody with hip hop elements. Other popular songs include “Alma A Fa Alatt,” “Száz Forintnak Ötven A Fele,” and covers like “What a Wonderful World” and “Let It Be,” which introduce a fresh take on classic tunes.

Tracks like “Fou de toi - Moha” and “Almát Eszem” further illustrate his versatility. Lamour continues to engage listeners with a mix of original content and thoughtful interpretations, making his music accessible and enjoyable.

Lamour's recent work showcases a blend of contemporary sounds and themes. Their latest album, "Chansons d'amour 80 / 90 pour la saint-valentin (2019)", features tracks that resonate with nostalgia while catering to modern listeners. The collection offers a mix of beats and lyrical storytelling, making it a fitting tribute to love and relationships.

The singles "L'amour (2017)" and "Yesterday (2012)" stand out for their straightforward yet engaging approach. "L'amour" captures a sense of longing, while "Yesterday" reflects on past experiences. Both tracks highlight Lamour's ability to connect with their audience through relatable themes. This combination of past influences and current trends keeps their music relevant and appealing.