Le Contrat (feat. Tayc)

DADJU's song 'Le Contrat,' featuring Tayc, is a melodic exploration of commitment and loyalty in a relationship. The title itself, which translates to 'The Contract' in English, metaphorically refers to the unwritten agreement or bond between two people in love. The lyrics convey a sense of finality and security that comes with making a serious commitment, akin to signing a contract. DADJU uses this analogy to express the depth of his dedication to his partner, emphasizing that their union is sealed and unbreakable.

The song also touches on the theme of overcoming adversity together. The line 'La vie, c'est le combat' suggests that life is a struggle, but the presence of a trusted partner makes the battles easier to face. This sentiment is reinforced by the artist's confidence in his choice, as he states he never doubted being with his partner. The lyrics also hint at the idea of exclusivity and privacy in a relationship, as DADJU mentions that they are 'beaucoup moins sur les photos,' implying that as their relationship has grown more intimate and serious, they have become less concerned with public appearances.

Cultural elements are woven into the song, with references to 'Makossa,' a type of dance music from Cameroon, indicating the artist's connection to African roots. The repetition of 'yo na nga,' which can be interpreted as a personal and emotional expression, adds to the song's depth and cultural richness. The outro of the song serves as a reminder of the challenges and responsibilities that come with a committed relationship, including the potential of starting a family and facing crises together, reinforcing the song's overarching message of unity and perseverance.