The expression references the availability, typically through unofficial channels, of a compressed digital collection of recordings by the artist Eliane Elias, offered without cost. The term “zip” indicates the file format commonly used to package and compress the album’s audio files for distribution.
The act of acquiring music in this manner bypasses traditional purchasing routes, potentially impacting revenue streams for the artist and associated rights holders. Historically, the desire to obtain music without financial investment has led individuals to seek out such resources, often encountering legal and ethical considerations.