The land of Blah Blah returns with possibly their strongest package so far starting off with Ruffy’s Midnight Sativa Dance Edit. The 24-minute long original has featured as the last track at the infamous Coma Club in Copenhagen run by Kenneth Bager & Co and this rework was born when Ruffy visited Copenhagen and found the CD of the original from Brazil in the toilet of Bager’s house – yes he did! He instantly fell in love with the quality and originality of this track and started to edit and add effects and keyboards. The result is an instant winner for the open-minded and genrebending DJ. ‘Tell’ is a gorgeous French track sounding like a female version of Michael Macdonald with a beautiful melody, extended, edited and gilded with newly added guitars by edit meister KBE – certainly one for the Balearic connoisseurs. Flip over for Mars and Jupiter’s ‘Open Air Dub’, one of the significant records played at Amnesia in Ibiza in the 80ties by Leo Mas and Alfredo - a perfect slice of afro funk dub but here with extra instrumentation and edited to perfection for any discerning dance floor in 2015. To round things off comes an original of the one of the true Balearic groups of the 80ties - Material. ‘South of Here’ is an unreleased beauty from an album that never saw sunshine and the light of day. Balearic Brigade – move fast as there are only 250 copies …