“When you enter a shop: either you are looking for something specific, or you let the good surprise fall on you. I’m a buyer and passionate about records and I always tell myself that the record that will satisfy me, satisfy my expectations the most, is the one that I may find tomorrow, that I don’t know yet, that I’m not looking for…

As a result, in my shop, I try to offer the widest possible choice of music, seemingly distant but often converging.

For me, music is feelings.

If I had to really classify the records, it would be: music to float, land, take off, nod your head, move your legs… rather than a classification by musical genre.

I also have a shop at the flea market. When I am asked, I try to understand what sensations the person is looking for. Once I know more or less, I can also offer him jazz, traditional music, rock… Genres should not be a barrier. »

Excerpt from an interview with Gemini Cricket given to CDANDLP.com