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Grems
Birth name	Michaël Eveno
Born	(1978-10-25) 25 October 1978 (age 45)
Origin	Bordeaux
Genres	French hip hop
Occupation(s)	Rapper, record producer, designer, graffiti artist

Website	http://www.gremsindustry.com/

Michaël Eveno, better known by his stage name Grems (born 25 October 1978), is a French rapper and producer of French hip hop and designer.

He made his debut in the group Hustla alongside Le Jouage (of the band Gravité Zéro) and Dj Steady.

Discography[edit]

Solo albums[edit]

2004: Algèbre (De Brazza Records)
2006: Airmax (Deephop)
2009: Sea, Sex And Grems (Deephop)
2010: Brokabilly (Grems Industry)
2011: Algèbre 2.0
2013: Vampire
2014: Buffy
2016: Green Pisse
2018: Sans Titre #7
2024: Algèbre 3.0

Hustla[edit]

2001: Paris-Bordeaux-Vitry
2002: Sonophrologie
2015: Ascenseur Émotionnel

Olympe Mountain[edit]

2005: La Montagne Ça Vous Gagne

Rouge à Lèvres[edit]

2005: Maquille-Toi
2008: Démaquille-Toi

PMPDJ[edit]

2011: Pour Ma Paire De Jordan
2012: Haterville

Klub Sandwich[edit]

2011: Les Valcheuzes

Mixtape[edit]

2012: 1978-5713

Singles[edit]

2002: Microbe
2004: Merdeuse
2004: Fonkyclapin' feat. Booba Boobsa
2005: Le Masque Et La Plume feat. Olympe Mountain
2005: Reste Beatum feat. Rouge à Lèvres
2005: Ouai Ouai feat. Rouge à Lèvres
2006: Pisse De Flûte feat. Sept & Le Jouage
2006: Rakaille Numerik
2006: Airmax
2007: J'te Baise feat. Gero
2007: Gash feat. Disiz La Peste & Orifice Vulgatron
2007: Casse Ton Boule
2008: Deepkho feat. Rouge à Lèvres
2008: Hit That G@sh (Primecuts Re-Rub)
2009: Guedin feat. NT4
2009: Sec Ma Gueule feat. Set&Match
2009: Dimanche
2010: Rencontre Avec Un Ballon
2010: Bisou
2010: Guacha feat. Micro Coz, Son Of Kick, Disiz & Natalia Clavier
2010: Miki
2010: Broka Billy feat. Foreign Beggars
2010: Boloss feat. Ill
2011: My Name Is Michael Barbu
2011: Joli Village feat. Klub Sandwich
2011: Voodoo feat. Kussay, Bunk & Greg Frite
2011: Usla feat. PMPDJ
2011: A Nous Les Manettes feat. Djunz, Kussay & Nemir
2011: Hummer feat. Didaï & Rimcash
2011: Les Vrais feat. Nekfeu
2011: Klub Sandwich feat. Klub Sandwich
2011: Toast feat. Starlion

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