'Blues De Ville' is the new album of the Vorih Blues Band, led by bassist, singer and composer Dubravko Vorih who is also the author of all texts and music on the album.

The album contains 12 original compositions in English and is dedicated to 'Zaprudanska blues school' from which Vorih came. Even the front picture on the album is a homage to the pioneers of blues, and as Vorih calls them, his first idols. Although this is the first album of the Vorih Blues Band, D. Vorih had already many musical projects. With the band 'New Tribe' he released a few albums - "Mr. Clean", "Catwalk" and last year released the album "Two Faces of Jazz and Soul"; Dubravko Vorih Quintet also published the CD "Live Sax", and due to that, he is now a permanent member of Prljavo kazalište (The Dirty Theatre).

With Vorih as bassist and vocalist, Vorih Blues Band consists of Jurica Leikauff, piano, also a member of The Dirty Theatre, guitarist John Veljaca, whose musical roots come from the 'delta blues' style that has the most influence on Vorih Blues Band, as are Muddy Waters and Johnny Winter, drummer Mark Rabatic, who played on the album, replaced in the band by Dražen Scholz, Vorih longtime friend and associate.

This line-up of Voris Blues Band won the 2nd Croatian Blues Challenge. ~English translatMontréal's Blues Delight has truly earned its name, delighting blues fans since its inception in 2003. Fronted by Vincent Beaulne on guitar, the group's core members include Marco Desgagnés (bass), Gilles Schetagne (drums), Laurent Trudel (guitar, harmonica) and Dave Turner (saxophone). With each member a veteran of the Montréal blues scene in their own right, Blues Delight has collaborated with some other legendary blues locals such as Nanette Workman and Bob Walsh. The band released its debut album Rock Island Line in 2006, followed by Open All Night, in 2009.ion provided by muddy.