Ramène ton Flow

Ramène ton Flow: Hip-Hop Culture in Vendée

Born in 2023 from the initiative of the La Mif association, the Ramène ton Flow festival has quickly established itself as the unmissable event for urban culture in Vendée. Every year, the Les Mares site in Les Achards (formerly La Mothe-Achard), located between La Roche-sur-Yon and Les Sables-d'Olonne, transforms into a true open-air hip-hop temple.

A Festival Celebrating All Hip-Hop Disciplines

Ramène ton Flow is not limited to rap concerts. The festival highlights the four founding pillars of hip-hop culture: MCing (rap), DJing, breakdancing, and graffiti. From the opening in the mid-afternoon, festival-goers can watch breakdance demonstrations with the 100Solutions crew, admire the live creation of monumental murals over 40 meters long by collectives like R Street, WAD Crew, and PMW Crew, or even try their luck during open mic sessions open to all.

French Rap Headliners

Since its first edition, the festival has attracted major names in French rap. The first edition in 2023 concluded with Demi Portion, accompanied by Daddy B, SUM, Tunjay, and Aka Seul Two. In 2024, the legendary group Sniper electrified the stage, alongside Fanny Polly, L'Hexaler, Gromans, and MC Max. The 2025 edition made a big impact with the appearance of Passi, an iconic figure of 90s French rap, accompanied by Le Môme, Convok X Fak, Kalam, Bossie, and Lekho.

An Event Rooted in its Territory

The festival takes place on the magnificent Les Mares Art and Nature site, a green space of over two hectares offered by the municipality of Les Achards. Beyond the concerts, the event features an associative village with food stalls, a bar, exhibitions, tattoo artists, and barbers, creating a true atmosphere of popular celebration accessible to everyone, including families. Ramène ton Flow contributes to the cultural dynamism of the commune of Les Achards and resonates far beyond the Vendée borders.