Razia Said

Razia Said turns up in one melophobe post, from March 2010.

Fifty-word review

Zebu Nation

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Prompted by ecological devastation witnessed on a visit home to Madagascar, Zebu Nation simmers with transubstantiated grief and rage. The earnest English lyrics will clash with your indie irony, but Razia’s voice is parched and deep as a gully. Regis Gisavo’s accordion fills fall like rain at the monsoon’s cusp.

Reminds us of Tabu Ley Rochereau | And Palacio & The Garifuna Collective | How often we forget to print double sided
By Andrew Iliff, March 22, 2010