Dame Zina emerges as a musical figure in the vibrant tapestry of Parisian music. She unveils her artistry as a captivating Pop sensation. Hailing from the heart of France’s cultural capital, the father-daughter duo creates music out of their garage, with melodies that echo through the cobblestone streets. They are known for their intimate, personal lyrics and different musical styles, including electro, artpop, synthpop, experimental, and industrial rock. Interestingly enough, their music style blends electro rock with influences from Portishead, Bjork, Rita Mitsouko, and Kate Bush. In their array of music, they feature lyrics in both English and French, addressing themes like feminism, freedom, and emotions. The duo released their third album, “Fairytales,” in January, focusing on magic and feminism.

“Her symphonic aura weaves tales of emotion and empowerment with a delicate yet resolute touch.”

“Eau” is a French ballad by Dame Zina released on 19th January. This song has a unique musical style, sung in the sensual and beautiful French language. This song is unlike any other as it explores emotions and human sensibility, leaving audiences in awe with a music video emphasizing coldness. Although an English speaker such as I did not understand the lyrics of the song, I thoroughly enjoyed the smooth ebb and flow of this melodious track. The essence of mystique seeps through the very fabric of their song. I believe it is an enchanting composition that remains hidden from the spotlight. It awaits the discovery of a wider audience that will appreciate its depth and allure.

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