Though Zazu came up with traditional Malagasy music, r&b or K-Pop, it’s the world of free parties that put her on track to DJ and create music. It was in Brittany, on the C\u00f4tes d’Armor, that she discovered techno and hardcore parties which was a spark for the rest of her story. At first she was an event organizer, and then she started to work on the turntables to keep the public moving in the event that a DJ cancelled their performance. Getting her nickname from the Calao in The Lion King Zazu expresses her musical personality with gqom, the carioca funk or other club movements from Morocco and elsewhere. At the same time, the 23 year old DJ (and now producer) co-founded the Sudar collective with the Brazilian Maia Felipe aka Ma\u00efa, in order to facilitate a dialogue between the main actors of this essential scene, organizing events alongside the Couvre x Chefs or Love in the Endz collectives. It is between two residencies on StationStation and the South African, The Other Radio, that she shares her universe in a fire PAM Club!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“I enjoyed making the mix because it includes a few sounds that are little out there but that’s my universe. It starts with a dancehall vibe, we go quickly to the Reunion Island with some “gommance<\/em>“ before the vogue vibe and the baile funk, then a very techno final. The final track is a wink to Mayotte!<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n