Je suis née a la Reunion, mais je suis revenue en metropole il y a 3 ans... Je n'avais pas retrouver de musique typique (et nouvelles), c'est genial !!!!

Oté band kaff J'adore. ça démarre par un petit son bien typique. Tout y est roulêr et kayamb lé là. Et du coup on bascule dans le Dance Hall qui passe super bien. J'aime bien le flow chanteuse Big Foss from 971 Tropical Brotha's

I found the album cover sad and actually a bit upsetting, since someone was in chains and handcuffed. And was a slave. But I was actually really glad. I opened up the box and step inside. And actually to my great surprise found an exceptionally unique, very interesting collection of dancehall, reggaeton, soul filled music and great charismatic, strong bewitching vocals. That entertained me, please me and gave me a historical visit into Africa and the pleasures that are held inside this country.

un bon souvenir du temps passé à la réunion. L'atmosphère est présent.

The cover taken from the Members of the Society of Friends (Quakers) seal design for the 18th century abolitionist movement of a kneeling African man is a powerful draw to coax the public to listen to the artist's product.I willingly succomed to this and tho the intrinsic meaning of the seal is irrelevant to the content I throughly enjoyed the music. La Kaz Papa (Papa Goose) drew me into this beautiful album with it's deep beat,a stimulating and adventurous sound. The rappish "Bumboclatt dead" (to those not fluent in Jamaican Patois it means "Sh*t") was an "off-the-wall" delight. The undoubted highlight was the powerful and plaintively sounding Africans (cleverly hinting a tenuous cover connection).Gutsy, rootsy and an unerring success.

Bravo les gars , faut continuer pour les réunionnais dasn le monde ....

sa méme batte ton roulèr ti male