BIG BROTHERS

FranceAEs most popular Jamaican singer, Winston McAnuff, returns with his favorite partner-in-crime, Fixi, with a new album to be released on September 21st. Their musical formula looks as unlikely as the duo themselves: Afrocuban rhythm on piano, percussion on bottles, electronic bass and keys, and red-hot backing vocals. Winston McAnuff and Fixi's current relationship can be summed up in two words: musical fraternity. It presides over the spirit of this third "Big Brothers" opus, like a motto of their sound. "Fraternity", a term that can be written in French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Jamaican patois, Reunion Creole, Afghan dari, Malian Bambara and even Eritrean tigrigna. Because the album, as musically diverse as ever, was actually born in Calais. With "Big Brothers", fraternity is a party, and it's only just getting started.'