Pulls back the curtain on the making of the Nonet's debut album, a nine-piece ensemble weaving New York jazz with the currulao, juga, bunde, and aguabajo traditions of Colombia's Pacific Coast. Inside: an introduction to the world of Colombia's Pacific culture, exclusive photos from the studio and stage, first-person stories behind each composition, and full transcriptions revealing the Nonet's arranging language, how the conversation between cununo and marimba extends into jazz voicings and harmony, built into one multi-dimensional ensemble sound.

Part keepsake, part method book: for listeners who want the story, and musicians who want to see how it's built.