Amid the 2020 pandemic, commemorating their 20-year milestone, French reggae collective Danakil—whose outputs like "Entre les Lignes" blend roots with French lyrics on social justice—initiated the "Live à La Maison" project, split into the acoustic "Côté Salon" and the vibrant "Côté Jardin." The acoustic segment, captured in a home environment sans audience, comprises 12 tracks ranging from the contemplative "Passer" and wistful "Les Vieillards" to a collaboration with Volodia on "Marre" and the dub-infused closer "Dis-leur," accentuating intimate arrangements with guitar, percussion, and choral layers. Issued in 2021 on CD and vinyl, it boasts strong ratings on Discogs (4.93/5), with enthusiasts commending its warmth and lockdown adaptability, albeit conceding it lacks the punch of festival captures; this effort emerged as a beacon of the band's resilience, deepening fan bonds during isolation.