“I dedicate this album to the moon which has always been a source of magic in many cultures,” says Micus. “Music too is a source of magic which is where the two connect.” Aside from his 14 string guitar, Micus plays instruments from Armenia, Tibet, India, Egypt, Ghana, Senegal, Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia and Ethiopia, most of them in combinations never heard before.

Sokratis Sinopoulos: lyra; Yann Keerim: piano; Dimitris Tsekouras: double bass: Dimitris Emmanouil: drums

Zuzana Dumková: voices, electric & acoustic guitar, banjo, slide, bow, glass harp 
Marcel Bárta: tenor and soprano saxophone 
Michal Nejtek: keyboards 
Andrés Ibarburu: bassguitar 
Miloš Dvořáček: drums, percussions,vocal 
 
SPECIAL GUESTS:
Nicolas Ibarburu: electric guitar 
Martin Ibarburu: drums
Tomáš Liška: double bass
Johanka Linhartová: vocal 

Savina Yannatou: voice; Vangelis Christopoulos: oboe; Yiannis Evangelatos: bassoon;

Alexandros Botonis: violoncello; Dinos Hadjiiordanou: accordion; Aris Dimitriadis: mandolin; Eleni Karaindrou: piano; Sokratis Sinopoloulos: Constantinople lyra, lute;

Nikos Paraoulakis: ney; Stefanos Dorbarakis: canonaki; Giorgos Kontayannis: percussion, Cretan lyra. String orchestra conducted by Argyro Seira

Pavel Hrubý – tenor sax, alto sax, bass clarinet, clarinet
Michal Nejtek – piano
Daniel Šoltis – drums
Miloš Dvořáček – glass bells, ukulele, chimes 
František Kučera – trumpet
Wind octet directed by Štěpánka Balcarová

Don Cherry: trumpet, doussn’gouni, flutes, organ, melodica, voice, Nana Vasconcelos: berimbau, cuica, talking drum, percussion, voice, Collin Walcott: sitar, tabla, dulcimer, sanza, tympani, voice