A1 - No One
A2 - No One (Captain Planet Disco Edit)
A3 - Bow Down (Flabaire Remix)

B1 - Bow Down
B2 - Bow Down (Fulgeance Remix)
B3 - Bow Down (Prophetic Soul Remix)

All tracks produced by David Walters & Tom Excell.
All instruments played by David Walters, Bruno Patchworks, Tom Excell.
Plus on “No one” & “Bow Down” Additional guitar : Jeff Kellner.

On “Yemaja”
Backing vocals : Akemis Terran Carrera
Flute : Marine Thibault.

On “Baby Love”
Horns : Bruno Patchworks.

Recorded at Ginger X studio (Lyon), One Two Pass it (Paris), Firebelly studio (Sheffield).
Mix by Mr Gib at One Two Pass it.
Mastered by Frank Merritt at The Carvery (London).
A&R and Executive production : Franck Descollonges.
Artwork by Landry A. (Palaplaya Studio), Photo by Elliot Broué.

Thanks to Guts for his advice, Bruno Patchworks & Tom Excell for the music, Mr Gib, Marine, Jeff, Akemis, Landry & Elliot for the help.

12" vinyl of David Walters' Nocturne Remixes

Available in October

A1 - Mama (Henrik Schwarz Remix) - {Vinyl Only} -> Digital early September
A2 - Baby Go (Synapson Remix)
A3 - Papa Kossa (Batida Remix) - {Vinyl Only} -> Digital early September

B1 - Sam Cook Di (Folamour Remix)
B2 - Vansé (Voilaaa Remix)
B3 - Papa Kossa (Déni-Shain & Mister Francky Remix)

Nouvel Album "Nocturne" sortie prévue le 05 Février 2020.

Disponible en précommande : CD, Double Vinyle Gatefold (inclus mp3 download)

Pack Double vinyle + Sérigraphie Edition limitée by Brüno

Digital telechargement wav & mp3

DAVID WALTERS NEW ALBUM // Double LP Gatefold

"Creole Soul!" Two words are enough for David Walters to qualify his music. The exclamation point to support radicalism and faith in its purpose.
A lapidary definition behind the doors of which hides the maze of a culture that crosses the oceans, connects continents and islands by an invisible but powerful thread. A deeply ingrained bond that allows Africa, America, Europe, and the Caribbean to converse with each other with a language as universal as music, dance, carnivals, or ceremonies.
Spread on the globe; the different creole cultures find a point of convergence where they are all represented: New York.
In this city, where motivated by his friend photographer JR, he once gave a concert in the street, David Walters decided to set the scene for his new album.
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“Soul Créole !”. Deux mots suffisent à David Walters pour qualifier sa musique. Le point d’exclamation servant à appuyer la radicalité et la foi en son propos.
Une définition lapidaire derrière les portes de laquelle se cache le dédale d’une culture qui traverse les océans, relie continents et archipel par un fil invisible mais néanmoins puissant. Un trait d’union profondément ancré qui permet à Afrique, Amérique, Europe et Caraïbes de converser entre eux avec une langue aussi universelle que la musique, la danse, les carnavals ou les cérémonies exutoires.
Eparpillées sur le globe, les différentes cultures créoles, trouvent pourtant un point de convergence où elles sont toutes représentées : New York.
Dans cette ville où, sur un coup de tête motivé par son ami photographe JR, il a un jour donné un concert en pleine rue, David Walters a décidé de poser le décor de son nouvel album.