Ales Cesarini's project is an amalgam of styles coming from the union of the musical concerns of its members. Baptiste Bailey's taste for impressionist music on the piano, the fusion of World Music and Mozarabic rhythms of David Gadea on percussion, minimalist Jazz and Roots Rock Reggae in Ales Cesarini's bass line and the mix between Soul, Dancehall and Funk in the voice and lyrics of Payoh Soul Rebel, give shape to the personal sound of this quartet wrapped by the mastery and patience of Javier Vercher on the sax and the controls of the recording in his evocative studio of Pannonica Vintage. The album is immersed in a minimalist atmosphere that navigates between the warm Caribbean atmospheres of the island of Jamaica and the solemnity of French impressionist music through Rhythm & Blues or African tribal rhythms.
