Second album by the Montreal-based, critically-acclaimed, tiny trio of Sébastien Dufour (ukulele, charango), Patrick Graham (percussion), and Frédéric Samson (bass). Malagasy musician Solorazaf (guitar and vocals) makes a guest appearance.

Compositions (by artistic director Katia Makdissi-Warren), structured and free improvisations blend in this second OktoEcho production, featuring Ismail Hakki Fencioglu (oud & vocals), Marianne Trudel (piano), Étienne Lafrance and Peter Herbert (double-bass).

13 eclectic, cinematic, and expansive tracks of original music for percussion, taiko, frame drums, davul, recycled metal pots & pans, log drums, vielle à roue, bamboo flutes, dan moi, melodica, toy accordion, and restless fingers. Rheō was voted as one of the top 13 CDs of 2009 by the CBC Radio 2 program, The Signal. The disc features several outstanding collaborators: Ben Grossman (vielle à roue & electronics), Kaoru Watanabe (Japanese and western flutes), Nicholas Williams (bamboo flutes), Debashis Sinha (percussion) and On Ensemble (taiko, percussion).

Long-awaited self-produced second recording by Québecois folk music quartet of Éric Beaudry (guitar, cittern, vocals) Stéphanie Lépine (violin, viola, vocals), Christopher Layer (Irish flute, bagpipes, vocals) and Patrick Graham (percussion).

Debut recording by eclectic percussion duo GaPa (Ganesh Anandan & Patrick Graham) featuring a number of special guests: Oliver Schroer (violin); Rainer Wiens (prepared guitar); Takinojo Mochizuki (tsuzumi); Kohei Nishikawa (shinobue, nohkan).