Sensitivity and street smarts merge on this Montreal rapper's second album—a boldly introspective hip-hop odyssey that finds Rymz reaching new heights of lyrical sophistication. On the minimalist title track, he bares his soul to a lover over a twinkling piano-and-synth backdrop, and he vehemently decries misogyny on "Les hommes qui n'aimaient pas les femmes." "Je crache mes sentiments” ("I spit my feelings"), he raps on the self-reflexive "Le cours des miracles," summing up the outlook of an artist unafraid of putting it all on the line. Slot this little prince next to Drake on your next mixtape.