From Australia, Dr Goodvibe are the poly-instrumentalist, composer and singer Edu Dixon-Valk and the harmonica virtuoso Christian Marsh. They both form a special musical duo. Their suitcases have been spent years traveling through places that are not on maps, from Sydney to North America to South America to back to the down under, small clubs and theaters in the alleys. The music is austere and glorious, it's blues strolling with folk, sweating with jazz and letting yourself wiggle with funk, reggae or some latin rhythms and the lyrics, as ironic as they are incisive, swing between persuasive guitars and irreverent harmonicas. In this fourth album, they are backed by good percussions and the inclusion of a saxophone that wanders along the fourteen songs that make up the album, all of this creating a sound explosion that leaves a great taste in the mouth. It's a good album for lost evenings.