A result of a four day session with the aim to involve as many 'jungle' musicians and residents as possible. By this stage in the project (Jan '16) we had regular musicians and collaborators. Many feature on this track. 

It's an upbeat, Middle Eastern (not surprisingly!) influenced, catchy track. Feaures two fantastic Kurdish drummers (brothers) and is a showcase for our young lyricists (sisters, aged 9 and 12) from Afghanistan. Their original poem was in English but we asked them to translate it into Farsi and to make it fit with the music of the talented Andy Kyte (UK). This wasn't easy, but a few hours later, they emerged from their caravan triumphant. They recruited their friend from a neigbouring caravan to sing the lead, we gathered the chorus together from the regulars, a few string players popped over on the ferry, the remarkable Burgess family picked up their instruments and the studio was set up. Notes were learnt, pronunciations attempted (from the UK side!), on went the red light (if we had one) and four days later we were done. Filmmakers and journalists Emiland Guillerme and Stefania Rousselle even shot and cut a music video!