The embodiment of what is called hardcore hip-hop in France for over a decade, Suprême NTM included, at their core, Didier Morville (aka Joey Starr) and Bruno Lopes (aka Kool Shen). Both born in 1968, they had no special connection until 1983, when they became inspired by street dancing. In time, NTM successfully found creative and healthy ways to express the rage inside, being both wild and wise. This combination was the trademark of NTM, a grassroots movement that first began with breakdancing and spraying graffiti on trains, and was later channeled into music, where it turned into wisdom. ~ Vincent Latz