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Chivalry Is Not Dead

Blue 01

Touch Absence (Intimidating Stillness Mix)

Time

Building Something Beautiful For Me

Enfield, Always

Living with Elvis

The Work

The Dream

Hoover 1-5

Hoover1-5A

DJ-Kicks: DJ BORING

Schizophrenia

Closing track for ALL-IN collection N5 «Uptown Girl» Runway show

mix @Hektttt
artwork @betsabeabo

Girls just wanna have fun (Uptown Girl finale)

A Tropical Entropy

Entropy

Product of Attraction

Away With The Gun And Knife

Hÿbridae - Falling Deep - Rising High

Lost memories

Nazar's debut album 'Guerrilla' is released 13th March 2020 on LP / CD / DIGI

Nazar is a 26-year-old Angolan producer who grew up in Belgium until his late teens, when he returned after the civil war and is now based in Manchester. 

 Nazar coined the term Rough Kuduro on his Soundcloud page, as an interpretation of the Angolan music and dance style, ‘weaponising’ it on his first EP Enclave released in late 2018, translating the normally upbeat style to expose the uglier side of what he saw in Angola.

On his debut album 'Guerrilla' Nazar uses Rough Kuduro to sensitively examine and digitalise his family’s collective memory and country's past, threading together oral histories, political realities and most significantly re-imaginings of direct horrors. Every track on 'Guerrilla' documents his personal story of the war and its aftermath in countless people's lives in a detailed and episodic manner. Nazar’s father's rank as a Rebel General led to prolonged separation of his family across continents, with continued effect.  “A couple of years ago, on one of many road trips I had with my father, we talked extensively about the conflict driving through Huambo and Luanda in Angola' where some of the events of the album took place. These, along with his father’s published wartime journal Memorias de Um Guerrilheiro (2006) planted the ideas for the themes of this album, and it began to take shape over trips back and forth, from Angola to his Manchester studio.

This is the lead single taken from the album - to preorder and get this upfront - go here: https://fanlink.to/Guerrilla

Guerilla

Nazar - UN Sanctions (Taken from Guerrilla)

Believer

I don't talk about that much

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Enfield, Always

Loraine James

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