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Almo
Eleven Love Inventions

Alfredo RODRIGUEZ
Oye Afra

Armande Altaï
Héroïnes Fantaisie

RICARDO TETÉ
Geringonça

Charlier/Sourisse
HERITAGE

JEAN PATRICK CAPDEVIELLE
Hérétique 13

TOUFIC FARROUKH
Tootya

Style : World Electro
REF : OP126

Jazz from unfamiliar angles. If Toufic Farroukh's new album ‘Tootya' is anything it is this. A touch of oriental roots, a tinge of electronica combined with lots of intense flavoring the accomplished Lebanese saxophonist's journey continues with this powerful follow up to 2002's groundbreaking DrabZeen.
www.touficfarroukh.com

Style : Brazil
REF OP110

From contemporary Brazil comes CéU, with an album blending force and grace.
Her roots are in samba, which “sticks to the soles of her feet”. But she covers many other musical territories too, from soul to afrobeat and electrojazz. With a rare maturity and finesse, she has taken a rich and eclectic musical culture and made it all her own.

Style : Latin Jazz
REF OP109

48th Grammy Awards (2006) nominees (Best Latin Jazz Album)

GUY MARCHAND - Emilio

Guy Marchand is a well-known and appreciated French cinema actor who has also become a familiar face to television viewers. But fewer people are aware that before becoming an actor, Guy had already made a name for himself as a singer and that it was through music that he first took up acting

SARAH MORROW & The american all stars in Paris

FEATURING HAL SINGER & RHODA SCOTT

First appearing in Ray Charles and Dee Dee Bridgewater's bands, the trombonist Sarah Morrow is one of the most active jazzwomen. On All Stars in Paris, her third album, she has brought together several American legends living in France to play some well-established standards.

This "drummer for the great" has blended bright arpeggios on the kora, insistent spirals of the Sahelian bards and the ornate style of the voices, as well as jazz improvisations and hints of classical music. The music thus moves between the white Africa of the Berber nomads and the black Africa of the great Empires fed by the Niger.

Soul Role is the second album of one among the best french jazz musicians. He played among others with Quincy Jones, Wayne Krantz, Sara Lazarus, Claude Nougaro, Umberto Pagnini's “Cricca”, David Patrois, Steve Potts, Manuel Rocheman, Aldo Romano, Yoshco Seffer, Toots Thielemanns, Franck Tortiller, and Didier Lockwood's “New Quartet”.

méxico, mágico, místico
Flor de Luna - xochimetzli

Style : World / Mexico
REF OP103

Flor de luna is the expression of artists who are united in music, who have joined together with the desire of going beyond the ‘traditional' field of World Music. From Mexico to Cuba, from Venezuela to Ecuador, from Colombia to Argentina by way of India, Flor de luna is a hymn to the peoples in movement.

Featuring : Dr L. Subramaniam - Ofelia Medina - Orlando Valle "Maraca" - Marcel Loefeler.

  Mario Canonge - Rhizome

Style : Latin Jazz
REF OP102

In a career lasting for nearly 20 years, Mario Canonge has so far given us 5 albums. He has a thirst for different musical experiences and exchanges, and has put his talents to work for the most diverse styles and cultures, from Cape Verde to Haiti, from Cuba to his native French West Indies.

Featuring Roy Hargrove & Richard Bona

 Charlier / Sourisse - Eleven blues

Style : Jazz
REF : OP101

Featuring Kenny Garrett

This duo is considered as an essential element of the contemporary French jazz scene. They are remarkable both for their longevity and their talent, and have played with some of the world's most exceptional musicians.

  Etienne Mbappe - Misiya

Style : Wordl/Africa
REF OP100

Featuring : Mokhtar Samba, Boddy James Nguime, Andy Narell, Miguel Sanchez

In his mother tongue, Douala (a Cameroonian dialect), he sings of love, of friendships, of his son's eyes&x2026; He composes odes to life and to his native land. We hear him sing sad, sensual ballads to the accompaniment of the guitar and the cello and then more upbeat songs that show his unique feel for dance rhythms.

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