After an album turned towards the African continent and the Caribbean, Afrodeezia, Marcus Miller came back to us last spring with Laid Black, a record for the Blue Note label, between the purest tradition of his style (the one that shaped the Miles Davis of Tutu) and very eclectic collaborations (with accents of trap music, R&B and gospel) with Trombone Shorty, Selah Sue or the vocal group Take 6. A living monument of electric jazz, Marcus Miller has left his mark on the history of modern music with a bass sound recognizable among thousands, and a slapping technique that has taken the instrument to new horizons. From Bill Withers to Aretha Franklin, from Brian Ferry to Luther Vandross, he has established himself in a forty-year career as one of the most prestigious producers and composers in the world and has embraced all genres.