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We're at the 4th chapter of the Break n' Bossa series. This journey we started a while back, has now developed into a full voyage taking us to further reaches and visiting new territories. If we compare this chapter with previous ones, this 4th chapter has a deeper approach towards afro-jazz like for Grupo Batuque in "Keyser" re-mixed by Masters at Work, though it has an inclination towards an afro-Latin current with tracks like Gerardo Frisina's "Descarga". What makes these carefully planned journeys particular, is a careful line up, that always includes various solutions for their musical approach. The first track by NuSpirit Helsinki, "Orson" and "Heavy Traffic" by Flytronic, bring an intense electronic vibe to the collection picking more from the break than the bossa. It is once again very hard, if you had to decide, which one to leave out; that is why they are all here together.