St Germain - Tourist (20th Anniversary Travel Versions) - 0190295177966 | Rhino

Atjazz - Rose Rouge (Atjazz Galaxy Aart Remix)
Osunlade - Sure Thing (Yoruba Soul Mix)
Terry Laird - Rose Rouge (Nu Maloya Fusion Mix)
Ron Trent - Rose Rouge (Jazzfunksuite Remix)
St Germain - So Flute
Black Motion - Sure Thing (Anniversary Mix)
Jovonn - Rose Rouge (Oldskool 90S Remix)
Jullian Gomes - Sure Thing (Jullian Gomes Remix)
Nightmares On Wax - Rose Rouge (Rerub Mix)
Traumer - What You Think About (Re-Jammed Remix)
Dj Deep - Sure Thing (Dj Deep Remix)

Release date: 08.03.2021 

When first released back in 2000, Tourist was a global success, selling over four million albums worldwide. It was Ludovic Navarre’s (aka. St Germain) third studio album which really transformed his career into superstardom; combining elements of house and nu jazz to produce an impeccable album to chill out to. The album continues to be hugely popular to this day, with the critically acclaimed Jorja Smith doing a cover of Rose Rouge earlier this year.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of his Tourist album, Ludovic Navarre aka St Germain has invited UK, South Africa, USA, Reunion Island and France producers, DJs and remixers with various musical inspirations, from Deep House to Afro House and Chicago House.

He declares: “I would like to thank all the people I asked to travel through their favorite Tourist album track. Some of them worked on my last Africa-in- spired album in 2015, like my dear friend Atjazz, who helped me a lot on this new project, and also Terry Laird Dj Deep and Traumer. I don’t haveto introduce highly respected newcomers such as Nightmares On Wax ,Jovonn, Ron Trent, Black Motion, Osunlade and Jullian Gomes. I truly enjoy their passion for music, their personality and musical integrity. I know they’ve got soul!”

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