Tuco Gadamn delivers his new single “REAL”

Hailing from a background rooted in both Caribbean influence and the grit of France’s 93 district, Tuco Gadamn delivers his new single “REAL” as a defining moment of artistic rebirth. Formerly known as Nathy or Nathy Boss, this release marks not just a name change but a clear evolution in sound, confidence, and identity.

“REAL” thrives on the fusion of modern dancehall and French rap, balancing rhythm-heavy bounce with streetwise presence. Produced by Unicktak and Teka, the track is driven by a sharp, infectious hook that locks in instantly, designed with both club energy and playlist longevity in mind. The production leaves space for Tuco’s voice to cut through cleanly, reinforcing the song’s central message of authenticity and self-definition.

Tuco Gadamn's delivery carries a grounded assurance, blending Caribbean warmth with urban edge, creating a sound that feels both celebratory and declarative. There’s an ease in the performance that suggests someone finally comfortable in their lane. “REAL” feels like a personal checkpoint, an artist drawing a line between who he was and who he’s becoming. The energy is intentional, the hook memorable, and the identity unmistakable. For listeners drawn to urban, Caribbean, and crossover sounds, this track hits with purpose. With “REAL,” Tuco Gadamn successfully reintroduces himself, not as a reinvention for novelty’s sake, but as an artist stepping fully into his truth.