[Machine Translation] It is like a documentary on the Soul Aquarians, recorded by Kore-eda. The film has a festive sense of border crossing and a sense of inevitability like a scene from a commonplace everyday life. It is as if a private jet ran out of gas, crash-landed, and wandered into a village deep in the mountains of Haiti, where the village chief was operating Pro Tools, and the shock and relief of not having experienced anything like this before. The limited edition 12-inch version sold out immediately. But somehow, here in Japan, it was miraculously released on CD for the first time in the world. The density of the groove is to the point of madness. And the strength of the ensemble. Reginald Omas Mamode IV, a funky genius who has won the admiration of Giles Peterson and Naruyoshi Kikuchi, presents a warm masterpiece born of the bonds between blood relatives.