Flox is square. Square, precise, direct. He likes to get straight to the point, not to get lost in superfluous considerations. Thus, his seventh album is titled Square. Square marks a major turning point in the career of the nu reggae pioneer, an extraordinary studio craftsman who plays all the instruments, records, mixes, and performs, but for about twelve years, he performed on stage with musicians. After recording Square, he began to tour alone, equipped with a machine he designed and built with Midi controllers to launch samples and loops he recorded himself, a fully embraced self-sufficiency from start to finish. "You have to master all the tools to deliver what you want," he has been repeating for a long time... Yet, his Square is largely open: old-style rhythms or those close to techno, vintage dub vibes or futuristic escapes, dense sound bushes or melodies scraped to the bone...