Damir CD Title: Black and White Released: Feb 2006 Review

Damir is the new modern architect againstgrowth from living in Japan. Black and White
conformity and commercialism and at the sameencompasses this idea by stepping into technology
time free spirited to be categorized, crossing overand keeping with the formula of the traditional
from the stage to the podium and back to thehip-hop track.
stage. Black and White is Damir's mostThe balance between the keyboard technology
accomplished release to date, an album that isand tradition shines light on inventiveness and
inspired; inventive, ambitious and cutting edgecapabilities of his caliber. The most interesting
lyrically. Having spent time in Tokyo, Japan, Damirelement of Damir's music is the multiplicity of
accomplished a track giving respect to Japanesestyles. As most albums wrap themselves around
Culture as well as introducing himself to his newconcepts, the wonderment of a one hit song, and
audience. Crossing all barriers, when moving to afinally many guests featured on each track, Black
non-English speaking country this artist put hisand White has no blueprint to the existing one
best foot forward and put together White Boyalbum mind sketch.
Gaijin, where Damir raps in Japanese.Combining hip hop 70s with a future techno
Typically, Black and White is an English album, withindustrial edge.
an attempt to cross over to a new market.Rap music, specifically Damir, has freed us from
Maybe a marketing ploy as most would see it,many conventional song-writing formulas.
but I see it as sincere, genuine and a natural