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Zamir Taps Into His French Side In Message To The Opps ‘Ordre Du Jour’
Never one to pander to popular opinion or whitewash his stance on pressing issues, Zamir sticks to the status quo on his first release of the year, a French articulated single titled Ordre Du Jour produced by Toye Aru. In a manner that casts him in the light of a Judge delivering an ordinance, which in […]
Never one to pander to popular opinion or whitewash his stance on pressing issues, Zamir sticks to the status quo on his first release of the year, a French articulated single titled Ordre Du Jour produced by Toye Aru.
In a manner that casts him in the light of a Judge delivering an ordinance, which in the case is his agenda, Zamir rhythmically offers the well worn but still trending decree, toeing aged and modern lines as he attempts to blend the best of West Africa’s early millennium music culture and now. His Awilo Logomba sample is not the only welcome oddity in the single but also, the dissonant but somehow harmonious nature of the gyrating instrumentals.
