The French Aya Nakumara scored an international monster hit with Djadja, which could be found on her second album
Nakamura (2018). She became one of the most listened to French artists ever and became one of the most important French pop stars of her generation. On this third album she once again mixes genres such as R&B, hip-hop, salsa, afrobeat and dancehall into a danceable cocktail. The Frenchwoman
… also takes up a feminist position once again and doesn't shy away from her own feelings. The self-confidence she radiates in her singing and music produces sensual and exciting pop music. This makes Aya a strong addition to Nakamura and a beautiful extension of the sound she already made. (JvQ)more
