AYA banks the Nakamura formula: short tracks, rubbery Afro-pop production and hook-stacked writing that needs no translation. "Jolie nana" and "Doudou" extend the Djadja dynasty efficiently. Less revelatory than Nakamura — the surprise is gone, the craft remains. French pop's most imitated sound, administered by its inventor.
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