So like, that band Dat7 has unveiled a poster for their upcoming album Verdict.

According to a video released by the band members that’s circulating on social media, the album is going to be released sometime this month. In naming their breathlessly-awaited album, the band is continuing the prosecution motif, first presented at their band’s performance launch earlier this year.

As part of this promotion campaign, the band posted (see it below) a classified folder with English, Creole and French versions. There’s just a peek at what looks like a mug show…but hey it’s classified information, so guess we’ll have to wait for the folder’s contents to be released to the general public.

Wonder what this band has up their sleeves. Hopefully lots of pleading, begging and supplicating—just the way I and the other kreyolicious cheries of the world like it.

Let’s not forget, dear readers, that the band previously released a song entitled “Se Konsa”—every word of which contained instructions on how a woman should be cherished.

CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT THEIR MUSIC VIDEO FOR SE KONSA

Filmmaker Raoul Peck and his production company Velvet Film is undertaking yet another cinematic opus: a feature on the life of German intellectual Karl Max. Peck, was of course, partly educated in Germany.

Cast members for the film include the French actors August Diehl, Stefan Konarske, Luxembourg actress Vicky Krieps and Olivier Gourmet, a dramatic actor from Belgium. The film is being promoted as a biopic and will cover four years (1844-1848) in the life of the famous thinker. It will also explore his friendship with Fredriech Engels, himself a famous philosophical figure in 19th Century Europe.

As is usually the case with his films, Mr. Peck is not only directing, but took part in the writing of the screenplay. He co-wrote Le Jeune Karl Marx (the French title of the film) with screenwriters Pascal Bonitzer and Pierre Hodgson.

Even before Peck started filming the project in Belgium, French firm Diaphana picked up the film for distribution. Well, good for Mr. Peck. Le Jeune Karl Marx is set to be released next year.

Photo Credit: Mark Marsland