“Mosaïque Solitaire” (meaning Lonesome Mosaic) mostly talks about Damso’s relationship to the others and about his constant feeling of loneliness.

The particularity of this song is that it is based on two very different beats.

Structure

Also, the song has a very particular structure, divisible in 3 moments. Each of the three has a different rythm and a different flow.

2 different beats that go like this :
Beat 1 – Beat 2 – Beat 1 slowed down

• Part 1, the isolation :
  In the first part of the song, Damso describes the situation like a narrator, an exterior point-of-view. But it’s also an explaination, as Damso describes his way of life as someone solitary, who doesn’t want anyone to stick with him or to get close to him, as he chooses isolation over relationships, leading him to note his weakness in this situation.

• Part 2, good on his own :
  In this second part, Damso talks like he did in “Nwaar Is The New Black” :

J'parle tout seul parce que personne sait répondre

I talk alone because no one knows what to answer

Damso is doing good on his own, he understands himself, he doesn’t find any interest anywhere else than inside his mind, which justifies the use of a very calm beat. The belgian finds himself soothed when he’s alone, solitude being his shelter, somewhere he feels comforting.

• Part 3, Damso and the others :
  We’re going back to a situation close to the one in the first part. Damso describes his life of fulfilled solitary man, going through under the disregard of the other (here using a religious man), describing the people as a whole ; his life orbits around him, and as he quotes his mother, he tells us he wants her to make profit off his success, and that she is the only that has this right.

Je suis donc j'aurai suite logique des auxiliaires

I am therefore I will be, logical sequence of the auxiliairies

On the last sentence, Damso only opposes himself to the others to show that he is better than them (esp. for about the money), he really insists on this point to show us once again that only him matters.

In this text, Damso talks about his solitude and his loneliness, going through 3 distinct steps.

“Mosaïque”

The title “Mosaïque” (“mosaic”) can thus be associated to his flows mosaic, and the personnality shifts he is able to make.

Furthermore, there is a contrast between the ideas of mosaic and solitary. Indeed, a mosaic is a set of many pieces put together to form a whole, where someone solitary is someone that aims to be alone. As said multiple times on his tracks and in interviews, this track is link to his album Batterie Faible that made him lose most of his friends and left him all alone.