"Rythme Futur" is a composition by Django Reinhardt, recorded in 1940. This distinctive piece showcases Reinhardt’s innovative approach to gypsy jazz, blending orchestral elements with a rhythmic and harmonic complexity that was ahead of its time. The composition’s striking dissonant chords, notably the use of a C7 chord with an added ninth, reflect Reinhardt’s interest in modern jazz developments. While it was inspired by various musical influences, including the score of King Kong, Rythme Futur stands as a testament to Reinhardt's creativity and remains a highlight in his vast catalog of works. The piece has since been interpreted by various artists, further cementing its place in jazz history.