We know that bass dub reggae is a big thing in France as we have names like La Phaze, Mei Tei Sho, High tone emerging with post-consumerism sensations. Zenzile is a slap in the face to all the bad things that are happening around the world. They have assumed it their responsibility to get into any field where they feel that their human fellows are persecuted. They are against the politics and politicians who have no regard for human rights and the lives of their fellow people.

Since reggae has assumed the role of peace music, Zenzile has gathered itself under the most appropriate banner to launch their offensive against the world that forgets about its obligations. They are particularly critical of the areas where people can make a difference but they are not doing it because of their own vested interest, rather for the rights and quality of life of every human being.

This music is the soundtrack for every middle class struggler who just wants to live in perfect harmony with his or her environment.

Disclaimer: I am neither a review writer nor do I know a lot about Zenzile. I just know artists by their music and the kind of feeling it creates in me (I am just a music lover from No Mans Land between Afghanistan & Pakistan).
Jah-Rastabad.