“Pyrex Vision” — Deutschrap’s New Alchemy

A bubbling potion of lyrical prowess and swagger has just landed: “Pyrex Vision”—the newest track from Samy Deluxe & Conductor Williams, featuring the mighty Afrob—delivers high-impact rhymes and cinematic visuals in one explosive capsule. This joint release is part of their joint album SAMY x CONDUCTOR, released September 4, 2025, under the KunstWerkStadt label.

The YouTube-hosted original music video, now live, opens like a gritty hip-hop reverie. Samy and Afrob command the frame with commanding presence and palpable chemistry—like two masters in an alchemist’s lab, cooking up a potent brew of heritage and modern swagger. It’s no accident: Pyrex is a brand synonymous with clarity under heat—an apt metaphor for a scene refined through fire.

Visually, the video floats between moody minimalism and subtle flair—smoky atmospheres, purposeful gestures, close frames that let every inflection count. Samy, Afrob, and Williams sketch an aesthetic that’s raw, yet composed—no frills, just gravity.

Why “Pyrex Vision” Matters

Legacy Meets Innovation

Samy Deluxe and Afrob—icons of German rap—are joined by Conductor Williams, whose production brings a fresh palette. The track doesn’t just rest on names; it elevates them.

Lyrics That Weigh

Talking legacy and the game's stakes isn’t cliché when it's delivered with weight and lived experience. Samy and Afrob rap like they’ve seen the tides of rap rise and fall—and they aren’t just survivors; they’re architects.

Visual Alchemy

The video’s smoky, starlit corridors and emphatic framing feel ritualistic—it’s hip-hop altar work, channeling clarity from the heat of creation.

A Bridge for Generations

For longtime Deutschrap heads, it’s a reaffirmation. For new listeners, a gateway. Anyone curious about rap’s lineage in Germany finds a thoughtful, banging entry point here.

Final Spark

“Pyrex Vision” isn’t just a track—it’s a proposition: that tradition and reinvention can be mixtured, amplified, and delivered in one cinematic strike. Samy, Afrob, Williams—they’re saying, we’ve been here, we know where the craft comes from, and we still push it forward.

If you’re hungry for something with substance and swagger, this is that. Want a dive into the lyrics next? A breakdown of production choices? Or maybe a look at the album’s broader arc? The lab door is open—let’s wander.