Eternal

After the sun-drenched grooves of HipHop After All and the crate-digging charm of his Beach Diggin’ series, French producer Guts returns with Eternal — a bold, genre-leaping statement recorded live with his band.

Built on deep collaborations with jazz luminaries like Florian Pellissier and trumpeter Leron Thomas, Eternal swaps samplers for sweat. It’s a record that pulses with live energy, effortlessly weaving electro-funk, afro-disco, space jazz and hip hop into a heady, sun-blushed tapestry. Vocalist Lorine Chia brings smoky warmth, while Tanya Morgan inject smooth East Coast flows into the mix — proof, if needed, that Guts hasn’t abandoned his hip hop roots, just widened the frame.

From choir flourishes and talkbox interludes to monstrous basslines and fiery sax solos, Eternal feels like a celebration — loose, expansive and joyously unrestrained. It’s Guts at his most free, chasing grooves wherever they lead, and inviting you to follow.