Mo Jodi

Debut album from the blues rock trio, fronted by Pascal Danaë and complemented by drummer Baptiste Brondy and sousaphone player Rafgee. Traversing myriad sounds and influences they meld their own route via their cultural, historical and emotional roots - the missing link between French, Caribbean and US musical culture - that arrives amidst Ali Farka, Creole and The Black Keys to create their own exhilarating brand of bluesy garage rock. Inspired by and from where they take their name - the influential figure of Louis Delgres, who was instrumental in the fight against colonial slavery, looms large on the album - title track, 'Mo Jodi' (I'll Die Today) is a tribute to his fight.