Made in Dakar

1	Pape Ndiaye 3:41
2	Nijaay 7:14
3	Beni Baraale 5:51
4	Ami Kita Bay 5:25
5	Cabral 4:32
6	Sibam 5:23
7	Aline 4:05
8	Ndéleng Ndéleng 5:40
9	Jirim 4:48
10	Bikowa 4:24
11	Colette 5:08

Rolling Stone

These Senegalese legends recapture the Afro-Cuban bliss of their 1982 classic, Pirates Choice — imagine the Buena Vista Social Club weaned on motherland polyrhythms. Will Hermes

BBC Online

Even if they are still leaning quite heavily on old material, it's generally songs that are less familiar to a non-Senegalese audience, often shedding light on their roots and influences. They're also revamped with a more zestful, live-in-the-studio feel, the band is beefed up by extra brass and percussion, and the new compositions are pure, vintage Baobab. Jon Lusk

The Guardian

The[y] move effortlessly from rumba, reggae and highlife to more indigenous grooves such as mbalax and their own "mbalsa", an infectious salsa hybrid...