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Writer's pictureAmanda Riddell

Umar Zakaria: Family Music

I've known Umar since we were in high school, and we've collaborated a few times, so this isn't an unbiased review. This was quite nice. An understated, elegant album. I particularly liked Ayam Didik, and the bass solo in Subete was beautiful.


The flow was natural and unforced, and the album made a lot out of the subtle timbral differences between the saxophones. Lucinda saw them live over the weekend, but I was busy with my coursework.



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