The 2007 album of Djabe is a worthy continuation of the band\u2019s traditions and the values represented by them so far. The composing ability of Tam\u00e1s Barab\u00e1s integrates all the talent of the members of the band, creating a new quality by that. The compositions are fresh, unique, still sound familiar. World music form Hungary, Azerbaijan, approaching jazz from different ways in a specific execution. The members of the band play in their finest fettle. This album is the final work of Andr\u00e1s Sipos, singer and percussionist, since he almost entirely finished the recordings before his death. His singing misses from three songs\u2026
\nAs we could get used to, great guest artists regularly participate on the Djabe albums. Herewith there are even two sax-players perform on the album. One of them is Ben Castle from England, who is a regular participant of the Djabe albums, and John Nugent from USA, who plays together with the band for the first time.\u00a0A particular variety is the play of the world-famous master of tar-player, Malik Mansurov from Azerbaijan in the tune Kilinama. The composition Wind and Bell converts into Gipsy music at the end. S\u00e1ndor Budai and his band represents a surprising turn in the world of Take on.<\/p>\n