Zaki Ibrahim

South African-born, Canadian singer whose 2012 album Every Opposite blends dance, funk, pop, trip hop, afrobeat and soul; praised for a warm, versatile and powerful voice and strong African influences.

The review notes the album Every Opposite was released in 2012 and was discovered by the reviewer on Bandcamp. Reviews compare her stylistically to Sade, Angélique Kidjo, Björk and Neneh Cherry and emphasize African roots and vocal virtuosity.

The single review praises Zaki Ibrahim's 2012 album Every Opposite for its warm, versatile voice and bold mix of dance, funk, pop, trip hop, afrobeat and soul. The reviewer compares her to Sade, Angélique Kidjo and early Björk and highlights tracks such as "Draw the line", "Go Widdit" and "Heartbeat". Africa and vocal virtuosity are presented as the album's core strengths.

For:Listeners who like soul, afrobeat, trip-hop and fans of Sade, Angélique Kidjo or early Björk.