A few years ago, as I was falling asleep, the face of young child appeared before me. It was a little girl wandering alone across a desert under the night sky, escaping a war. In the vision it seemed she was real, and that she was calling for help. Some days later a melody came and I began writing the song about her. For the piece to embody the depth of emotions around Syria, I wanted to find a Syrian musician.. The song came to life with his soulful tones, the Beehive Orchestra and the harrowing tones of a Spanish Oboe player

A transformational from Dark into Light piece, 'Where do we dream?' winds its way through the despair and suffering of the wars made for profit, a quotation salute to Julian Assange and a wild call for dreaming of a better world. The song is brought to the summit in the middle with powerful soul vocals from Ghana, supported by a German Saxophonist, Piano and Banjo before morphing into the lush major harmonies of an Acappella Choir inviting us all to Dream of a better place.

Humanity was born from an ancient melody that arrived one morning like a breeze from the east. I wanted to see what would happen if the melodic caterpillar would metamorphosize, as an allegoric journey representing humanity in transformation. Two French musicians and a German Saxophone player, konnokol breaks, boisterous sax solos, break beats, french spoken word. Lyrically pointing to the urgent need for humanity to transcend materiality which slaughters animals for its irrepressible hunger and cuts the Tree of life deep at the roots.