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Zamir
Zamir is a Los Angeles collective with Zamir Morganfield on vocals, Chevy on vocals and lyrics, Evan Sanders on drums, and Miguel De La Cerna on bass. Their...
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Zamir is a Los Angeles collective with Zamir Morganfield on vocals, Chevy on vocals and lyrics, Evan Sanders on drums, and Miguel De La Cerna on bass. Their sound pulls from hip-hop, R&B, funk, and soul, often built around steady rhythms and grooves.
Their debut album was called "On the Move," which also became the title of a single featuring Chevy. Other songs in their catalog include "Flowers In Decay," "Flowers In My Soul," and "Too Late."
Some of their lyrics have drawn criticism for being outspoken on social issues. They've described music as a tool for expression and change.
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