Micky was a rock & roll pioneer in Spain with Los Tonys, and he's probably the only person from the 60s with the required energy to get on board with something like this. He's always keen to try things, and both crazy and sane enough to pull this one off. He's an artist whose emotion while talking and singing is contagious. But this time he's doing it in a brutal, raw and honest way, without overblown productions or flashy musicians. Where the recording breathes with the urgency and excitement of proper rock & roll. The urgency of quick decisions, of first takes. The excitement of everyone playing at the same time. That's why I'm so proud that Micky is coming back showing what I consider his most interesting and sincere aspect as an artist, singing rock & roll.