Nazar's 2020 debut album, Guerilla, was set to make waves in electronic music but was released just as the COVID-19 pandemic began. Inspired by his father's experiences in the Angolan Civil War, the album combined elements of kuduro with unique personal narratives. Despite its potential, the timing of its release hampered its recognition. His follow-up album, Demilitarize, reflects Nazar's internal struggles post-Guerilla, transitioning to a more introspective sound, diverging from the previous album's themes and focusing instead on his personal journey and recovery after illness.
"Nazar's debut album, Guerilla, released just as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded, showcases a unique blend of his Angolan heritage and personal history, but ultimately faced immense challenges."
"Demilitarize, Nazar's follow-up album, contrasts sharply with Guerilla, as it explores his internal world, moving away from the rugged narrative of Angola to something more ethereal and intimate."
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