“Izmawen”, meaning ‘the lions’, comes from the Berber language, Tamazight, which covers a vast geographical area of North Africa. The powerful voices of the desert blend with the deep vibrations of the guembri and the bewitching rhythms of the qraqeb. A musical and cultural harmony in which trance plays a central role, traditionally extending beyond the borders of Morocco.

"Marsupilami" is a track that explores one of the many facets of R1D1's musical universe, at the crossroads between groovy house and garage. Built around a handmade synth, sharp drums and deep bass, the track reflects a marked beatmaking influence, almost hip-hop in its approach to sampling and construction.

“Sirens” is the song of free souls dancing, attracting and escaping from a sometimes difficult reality, it’s the echo of a suspended moment, between a desire to escape and the fear of falling back.
As in Greek mythology, when you listen to the song of the sirens, you forget yourself and let yourself be carried away.

Patchworks' remix of Qui Ne S'arrête Pas is inspired by Haitian Kompa, a sensual, lascivious music full of mystery that he is particularly fond of. He explores a downtempo, groovy and danceable sound, carried by Caribbean and Latin textures.

With Phô Real, OOGO & Blanka juggle culinary winks and wordplay, laying down velvety Rhodes, percussive drums and hip-hop vocal chops. A track made for turntables, taken from the Club Nowadays compilation.

For this remix of Nuit Blanche, Mira Ló was inspired by the positive impulses associated with the return of the sun. She sought to convey this light through a warm, soothing ambience. The addition of the flute adds a poetic touch, an invitation to an inner journey.

Designed for pure dancefloor action, this dynamic composition delivers a rhythmic pulse that is both simple and strikingly effective. Yallah embodies a timeless quality, making it a versatile addition to any DJ set. Its infectious beat invites listeners to lose themselves in the music, creating an atmosphere perfect for movement and celebration.

The sonic atmosphere of this EP is at the crossroads of rock, pop and psychedelia, infused with a French touch. Bass lines reminiscent of Gainsbourg, a vocoder inspired by the French Touch of the 90s - each element reflects a subtle blend of modernity and homage to French musical roots.

Following a break-up in love, Mira Lo composed this single as an act of resilience. In it, she transforms her pain into positive energy, hoping that everyone can recognize themselves in it and find a little sweetness to soothe their own grief. A sincere song, born of a broken heart, but turned towards the light.

Percussive, simple yet striking, this minimal house track creates a hypnotic and unifying vibe. The voice, warm and catchy, invites everyone to become someone’s "habibi." A track crafted for deep sets and shared moments on the dancefloor.