Released by Ethiopian maestro Mulatu Astatke on his native Ethiopia's Amha Records in 1974 after returning from the United States, this album remains a shining milestone not only in Mulatu's career but also in the history of contemporary Ethiopian music! Combining the nostalgic ethnic melodies of the brass instruments, the lush, surging polyrhythmic rhythm section, the alluring vibraphone, the smoky Rhodes and organ, and the modal jazz influences of his American roots, this album reigns supreme in Ethiopian jazz, undoubtedly representing its pinnacle. This ambitious album unleashes Mulatu's unwavering brilliance as he strives to achieve a new sound. The album's enchanting coolness sends shivers down your spine every time you listen to it. The tracks "Yekermo Sew" and "Gubelye," featured in the film "Broken Flowers," are also irresistible!

A1. Dewol
A2. Yekermo Saw
A3. Gubelye
A4. Asmarina
A5. Yetatit
B1. Netsanet
B2. Tezetaye Anchi Lidge
B3. Sabye
B4. Ene Alanchi Alnorem