From thumping old-school hip-hop to bass-heavy trap, the versatile Grasu XXL has the chops to deliver. The Bucharest rapper seamlessly melds ’90s styles—the melancholic soul samples and skilful turntablism of “Blanădeurs” and “Anu’ Unu”—with the futuristic autotune of “Tare Frate”, “Turbofin’s” heavy electro-funk and call-and-response bangers like “Ok”. It’s a repertoire made for partying and polemics, all held together by his distinctive gravelly flow and swaggering delivery.