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\n“Less is more,” the idiom says, but Tchami<\/a>‘s music is notably exempt from this standard. After heading a robust Year Zero<\/a><\/em> rollout, Tchami rubbed shoulders with the One World Radio cohort on October 22 for a “Tomorrowland Friendship Mix” that would further warm up fans, setting the stage for his debut LP’s fateful landing on October 23. Proving a suitable precursor to Year Zero<\/em>, the mix shuffles through a series of selects that figure on the album, as those who’ve grown versed in Year Zero<\/em>‘s tracklistings can now attest. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Nimble as ever, Tchami leads a masterclass in future house that is accented by Year Zero<\/em> derivatives such as “Born Again<\/a>” and the Gunna<\/a>-guided “Praise<\/a>.” Originals from other house exemplars like Chris Lake and Josement<\/a> also seize some airtime as Tchami shares the wealth in a standout assertion of his sonic prowess. Blissfully, the Tchami content queues are well stocked for the foreseeable future, and when the Parisian powerhouse’s “Friendship Mix” comes to a close, listeners can jet to Year Zero<\/em> here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n