The great voice of African reggae offers us his first acoustic album. He reinvents his greatest hits (Tonton d"America, Africain à Paris, Plus rien ne m"étonne, Ça va faire mal…), and invites a host of French and international artists to join him (Bernard Lavilliers, Chico César, Naâman, Horace Andy, -M-, Tiggs Da Author…). A must-have in his discography!

A genuine standard bearer for Africa's youth for whom he upholds the thirst for freedom and change, this hero of modern reggae is also the spokesperson for a whole continent. The titles of his albums over the years are evidence of his social conscience, and struggle has forever permeated the lines of his music: words as weapons, albums as firebrands. This album includes collaborations with Gaël Faye, Erwan Seguillo and Kerredine Soltani, and marks the great return of an artist, ever more conscious and engaged in the world he lives in.

Highly anticipated new album (the 11th) from the African Reggae Voice. Militant and sharp in his texts, powerful and unstoppable in his groove. Recorded between Abidjan, Bamako and Paris. Co-produced by Jamaican veteran Tyrone Downie (Bob Marley), and French musicians Guillaume Stepper (Sly & Robbie) and Mael Donion (City Kay). Features apprearances by Amadou & Mariam, Grand Corps Malade, Winston McAnuff and Dub Inc. Sung in French, English, doula and Bambara. One of this year's major works in World Music.