Séga Troisième Age / Quartier Trois Let'

Released in 1977 on the Disques Royal label, this record represents a significant period in the evolution of Séga, the traditional music genre of Réunion. The recording showcases the work of Régis Lacaille, a notable musician whose contributions helped bridge the gap between traditional island folk rhythms and the modern production sensibilities of the 1970s. Produced during a time of cultural revitalisation in the Indian Ocean, the work captures the rhythmic complexity and melodic patterns that define the Séga Troisième Age style.

The album was designed under the creative direction of the Caméléon group, who were instrumental in shaping the visual identity of various Disques Royal releases during this era. Their design approach for the record sought to reflect the authenticity of the local heritage while adopting contemporary graphic trends common in mid-70s island music packaging. It remains a documented piece of Réunion's discographic history, preserved by collectors interested in the regional music movements that preceded the more globally recognized global beat trends.