Nathan Zanagar 'La Grande Salle'

Zanagar’s La Grande Salle is what happens when a heart splits open on a synth line. Each song holds the duality of late-night euphoria and morning-after truths. You start by grooving. You end up thinking about your childhood, your identity, your ex, and maybe climate change — and that’s before the third track.

Nathan doesn’t sing so much as live through his lyrics, toggling between languages like they're second skins. There's a fearless honesty here, bolstered by vocal turns that feel like they were pulled straight from a theater stage and planted in an underground club.

The collaborations add texture without stealing focus — like finely placed brushstrokes on a wild canvas. But make no mistake: this is Zanagar’s vision through and through.

It’s more than an EP. It’s a therapy session disguised as a dance break.

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