Some albums are harder to fit into a certain category than others, and Quetzal’s Vision is just one of those albums, exploring different musical styles with a roots, groovy, and technical yet subtle style, full of 70s sounds, mainly latin and jamaican, and a touch of hip hop and soul. Intrumental or vocal, warm and authentic, the tracks on Vision plunge the listener into a haunting and trippy atmosphere, a deep immersion into the heart of rthym, peppered with English, Spanish and Brazilian lyrics. The endless references in Vision, should they be literary, political or musical, allow Quetzal to highlight all of the atmospheres and influences that sway him, and incorporate them into his tracks. Guests (musicians, singers, rappers, Djs) form various horizons have joined Quetzal on this project, his latest offering. Vision is an escape, a path travelled through the world, or across a record’s grooves… 01 Natural - Intro 02 Arroz Y Frijoles 03 El Sol (My Old Vinyl) Featuring Marie M. 04 Morning Pleasure - Interlude 05 El Planchao 06 She's Spicy 07 On The Road (Feel Pretty Good In Myself) 08 Cien AnÞos De Soledad - Interlude 09 Fig Pulp 10 Stay Funky Featuring The Outabodies 11 Sweet Song For Strong Women 12 Des Singes Dans Des Arbres De Beton - Interlude 13 Poussiere D'â me (Kofi Prt-2) 14 I Need The Street (Pernety Blues) 15 Gvava Juice - Interlude 16 Fruits Featuring Dy 17 Dario Y Sandino (Books & Guns) 18 The Volume (Flying Over Brentford Road) - Interlude 19 Calle O'reilly 20 Lady Pink & Crazy Legs 21 Where Is Al Quetz 22 Drums & Dreams – Interlude 23 Little Brother Needs A Hope 24 Quiet Night Featuring Dy 25 When I'll Be Back - Outro Featuring Dy