On his third album JANGWAR SUMMERS Ray takes us to Africa, where he lived for a summer and absorbed the fascinating culture. Ray takes the listener on a journey through dusty deserts, colourful slums and vast steppes. On JANGWAR SUMMERS you will find sounds of matatu riders and slum kids, as well as jungle sounds, clinking bottles and talking people. All this leads into an international sound with a lot of wanderlust for which you love IMPALA RAY. Californian West Coast vibe meets a wealth of different crazy instruments like dulcimer, xylophone, tuba and now also African rhythms with electronic elements.

The result: rough and grooving at the same time. Then again tender, casual and wonderfully special. Just like the African antelopes, the impalas, which lend their name to IMPALA RAY.