Guts Straight From The Decks (Vol. 4)

• 1. Jacobo Vélez – Manana
• 2. Tonada – Manezco
• 3. El Hijo Del Buho – La Danza Del Espiritu
• 4. De Mar Y Rio – Bailen Y Gocen
• 5. Umu Obiligbo – Udemba
• 6. Amadou Balaké – Massa Kamba
• 7. Joi N'Juno – Samemala
• 8. Conjunto Latinos – Koemanoe Sani
• 9. Mendes Brothers – Balamuka Palops !
• 10. Gaby Moy – Ene Alengue
• 11. Poirier – Teke Fren
• 12. Timothée et Pot & Co – Rentre Dans Ton HLM
• 13. Locobeach – Idea Desesperada

Coming from places never mentioned for their music, sometimes classics of their genre, they are also rarities miraculously saved from total disappearance, as much as current marvels, but threatened to never leave the immensity of the web. Even if the possibility of a text with substance is never excluded, they can tell long stories or be destined solely to make you dance till you're dehydrated. Scintillating with spirituality, some can also vaporize energy and replace it with a pure emotion capable of touching hearts in the bareness of simple percussions.

This road is marked by sincerity, singularity and surprises, but always in a communion between the dj and the audience, who embark on it together, with mutual confidence in the promise of hours of sharing and discovering.