OFX was a French hip‑hop group from the Paris suburbs, formed in 1993 by rappers Féniksi, Vicelow, and KLR. The trio debuted with the EP Je n'ose y croire in 1996, gaining traction on local mixtapes and compilations before joining the collective Saïan Supa Crew. In 2003, they released the maxi-single "OVNI 2", a nod to earlier Saïan tracks, and followed with their only studio album, Roots, in 2004, which showcased their blend of melancholy lyricism. After Roots, the group disbanded, and the members pursued solo careers: Vicelow released Blue Tape (2008) and BT 2 (2012), while Féniksi issued Jeune à la retraite (2009) and Le Charme des premiers jours (2013) under Polydor.
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Roots (Edition Deluxe)
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Viens
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The Basement
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| #RapFrançais, Vol. 2 |
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Supreme French Hip Hop
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French Hip Hop
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Crème de la Crème: Rap
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| GT1 (Génération T'1kiète) |
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Pop Ethnique
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Hip-Hop Français
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Vive Le Hip-Hop!
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Crème de la Crème: R&B Progressif
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A Capella Versions
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Pop African Style
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