Review by Giovanni Maria Vencato

Zen's album Pornstar is a bold and daring exploration of sexuality and desire. With its provocative title, the album immediately captures the listener's attention and holds it throughout its twelve tracks. From the opening track "Sex Drive" to the closing ballad "Love and Lust," Zen takes the listener on a journey through the highs and lows of erotic pleasure.

Musically, the album is a blend of electronic beats, moody synths, and seductive vocals. The production is polished and professional, with each track showcasing Zen's impressive range as a singer and songwriter. Standout tracks include the sultry "Stripper Pole," the hypnotic "Dirty Talk," and the anthemic "Pornstar."

Lyrically, the album is unapologetically explicit, with Zen exploring themes of sexual liberation, empowerment, and vulnerability. While some listeners may find the content too explicit or controversial, others will appreciate the honesty and authenticity of Zen's approach.

Summary by Giovanni Maria Vencato

Pornstar is a bold and daring album that pushes the boundaries of what is considered acceptable in mainstream music. It is sure to appeal to fans of electronic music, as well as those who are looking for music that challenges their preconceptions of sexuality and desire.