The Franco-Algerian collective delivers ten new club bangers, eight vocalists from around the Mediterranean have joined forces with Acid Arab to create this masterful new album, which equally stimulates body and mind. Emerging ten years ago from the transcultural cauldron that is Paris, the mighty French-Algerian collective was born from the encounter between Pierre-Yves Casanova, Nicolas Borne, Hervé Carvalho, Guido Minisky and Kenzi Bourras. With their intoxicating blend of sharp Western electronic music with Eastern sounds and vocals, they've been putting worldwide festivals and club audiences under a spell.

Acid Arab's eagerly- awaited third album entitled: '? (Trois)', it consists of a collection of serious dancefloor bangers, which will also be providing delightful intimate listening experiences, thanks to sophisticated production and to intriguing, diverse performances by eight guest vocalists from North Africa, Syria and Turkey, including Cem Yldiz, Sofane Saidi, Cheb Halim and Rachid Taha. From Algerian gasba, Anatolian trance, synthetic dabkeh, bionic raï and many more, Acid Arab have incorporated and invented a spectrum of styles, breaking boundaries between genres. Their sumptuous new album sees them pushing the envelope and further expanding their musical territories.