Bachir Attar, last descendant of the Masters Musicians of Jajouka, is directly connected to the highest muslim tradition. Recognised internationally, Jajouka goes back up to the late Rolling Stone Brian Jones, across his collaboration of 1968 (having introduced on his disc " Brian Jones presents: the pan pipes of Jajouka "), but also to Paul Bowles, Brion Gysin, and William S.Burroughs which had already established their residences for some years together with these musicians of the mountains of Rif. Their name comes from a small village in the north of Morocco, located about 150 Kms in the south of Tangier, where is perpetuated for more than 2000 years a musical and magical tradition based on the Rituals of Section. Their art, in which they allocate virtues of healing, is ancestral, and takes its source in the traditions of the ancient Persian. Nagging and mysterious, the music of the Master Musicians of Jajouka is based on repetitive, inspiring and intriguing modulations.

Created in the beginning of the 80s from the ashes of Velvet Underground by Parker Dulany and Phil Gammage and shortly after joined by their old friend Kevin Tooley, Certain General is one of the rare american groups to have received such a warm welcome in Europe and especially in France before bursting into the United States.

Emmanuelle de Héricourt (EDH), femme de l’ombre de l’electropop française, compose une musique à la fois légère et sombre, confrontant sa voix fragile et désincarnée à des mélodies imparables.

Toutes choses étant égales par ailleurs, le premier album de Luc Vertige,s'établit

dans une filiation directe avec Alain Bashung. Surréalisme rock, dandysme pop,

portrait robot de passions impériales... Alors Luc Vertige de l'amour ? ...