The jembe drum has become very popular with young people in the West, for whom it is seen as representing freedom, a means of getting away from it all. Jean-Claude Gallet Zéa is a young African musician who learned his art from masters of the instrument and developed his own very personal style.

01. Flaly - 2’20’’
02. Hommage - 2’32’’
03. N’fa - 5’37’’
04. Espoir - 1’52’’
05. Kpakpato - 1’49’’
06. Cour commune - 2’59’’
07. Temate - 1’38’’
08. Foret sacree - 3’11’’
09. L’un pour l’autre - 3’19’’
10. Zaouli - 2’42’’
11. Kapatchan - 1’45’’
12. Abodan - 4’05’’
13. WÔyÔ - 3’38’’
14. Allah-kÔrÔ - 3’38’’
15. Alloukou - 6’45’’