Renée Zawawi's L-E-G-E-N-D-S - How One Recording Artist Openly Shares Her Life in Her Music Renée Zawawi L-E-G-E-N-D-S is exotic dance-pop and was produced by the Demo Center in New York City. All the songs were written by Renée, and their themes stem from her experiences. When the first track "American Girrrl" came on, I immediately wanted to move. The beat is stirring and Renée Zawawi's voice has a wispy, childlike quality, which is a nice contrast to the heavy dance groove. "'American Girrrl' is about being accepted in today's exclusive and super tough entertainment industry."
Track 7 "Never Knew" starts out sexy with a Spanish feel, it alternates between mid-tempo and upbeat and is peppered with castanets once again showing Renée Zawawi's uniqueness and her deliberate attempt at change. Renée pulls it off well.
Prevalent in L-E-G-E-N-D-S, Renée experiments with different and unique sounds. The beats are infectious and very synonymous with clubs and DJs. Renée's voice is soothing and smooth—very reminiscent of Astrud Gilberto, in that she can hold a note in a comfortable range with so much control, making it seem effortless. "I can't imagine living without music in my life. There is no better feeling than sharing touching moments with my audience." -Renée Zawawi This album is unique, well-produced, creative, haunting, sexy . . . the adjectives are limitless. Renée has delivered a beautiful piece of eclectic work. I give this CD 4.5 stars. To keep updated on Renée Zawawi and L-E-G-E-N-D-S go to www.reneezawawi.com. Reviewed by Sean McKenzie |
