Marking their 20th anniversary, French reggae band Danakil—formed in 2000 and acclaimed for albums like "Entre les Lignes" with their socially charged French lyrics—unveiled the unique "Live à La Maison" project, recorded in a home setting amid the lockdown. The "Côté Jardin" segment, more electric and vibrant than the acoustic "Côté Salon," features tracks such as the dream-themed "La Route Des Songes," the Bob Marley tribute "Marley," and the contemplative "Les Vieillards," culminating in "Quitter Paname" with guitar and percussion flourishes. This set, rich in improvisations and dub elements, earned praise for its genuineness, echoing the band's roots-reggae origins, though reviewers missed a live crowd; it served as a lifeline for fans, showcasing Danakil's adaptability to new circumstances.