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"Frédéric Nogray explores the world with the utmost care, he offers us here a sound diary of a trip in Honduras, oneiric yet so close to reality. In this skrinking environment, where someday the mangrove will be shattered by motorways, where the Garifunas people suffer and get rare, although they never endured slavery; indeed, we know it since Claude Lévy-Strauss hammered it into us: tropics are sad, and each time we come, we pare down their territory.

It is in a full awareness of this that Frédéric Nogray went there, as a heedful watcher of in situ species, he could roam before setting any microphone; therefore this disc is a condensate of this observation, a precious contemplation that graces our ears.

Rare moments are yielded, a fragile equilibrium between luxuriant life and transformation of life, where territory issues get solved by jaws. Frédéric Nogray works the soundscape as a gathering of many elements, birds and insects obviously, sometimes even mankind, as to recall us that there is hardly any place in this world free of sound pollution, but rather than ignore or reject it, he chooses to make it a true ingredient of his work, as to better sublime it's beauty, and fragility."