Cool mixture of Spanish romantic croon neo-folk and cut n’ paste, drum loops, and accordions. If that sounds like a strange combination to you it still works. I have no idea what he’s singing but his voice is not a little hypnotic . Like walking up on a street singer and being held by the sound of his voice with the sounds of the city streets bleeding into the mix from a hundred boomboxs. Not afraid to be dark. This is Demain’s tenth release, the second on American label Tourette. A 20-minute CD packaged with another mini-CD by Escama Serrada. A limited edition of 300 copies. Each disk in its own digipak and wrapped with an obi and hand-numbered.