The reissue of Saada Bonaire's self-titled album on "Bone vinyl" by Captured Tracks taps into the growing thirst for rediscovered gems from the past. This project, which started as a pop-art experiment in Bremen in 1982, combines brittle synthpop and digital funk with Turkish and Kurdish folk influences, creating a unique cross-cultural fusion that still feels fresh today. Saada Bonaire was originally a collaboration between DJ Ralph "von" Richtoven and vocalists Stephanie Lange and Claudia Hossfeld. They were inspired by the diverse sounds of Afro-Caribbean, Rai, and West African music, and their lead single, 'You Can Be All That You Are,' reflects this eclectic mix. Unfortunately, due to budget issues, the project was shelved after just one single, leaving this music largely unheard until 2013. The album is a product of its time. However, its charm lies in its eccentricity and the creativity that emerged in the shadows. Tracks like 'Little Sister' offer a quirky, funk-driven anthem that defies mainstream expectations. Saada Bonaire is a treasure for those seeking the next musical curiosity, a true oddity that deserves attention.