Zea Amsterdam, Netherlands
Zea is Arnold de Boer: minimal, full-on, electric, acoustic, heart-felt, strange-
edge.
Deploying guitar and sampler for intense and high energy songs. Urgent lyrics in English and in Frisian (his first language). Sometimes intimate, heart felt, poetic, at other times driven on roughshod beats and grimy bass lines. Joyfully obstinate, wonderfully bonkers.
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