"Bring water, bring the sand ..." The singer and songwriter Juan Boucher is becoming the country's dance floors and stages to sing the fire with his feverish popdanstreffers. The 27-year-old entertainer of the Vaal Triangle is back with the album "You're My Flavour," a collection of four new tracks as well as songs from his debut CD, "082 ..." Boucher singing and songwriting with earnest seized when his girlfriend after a car accident in landed a coma in hospital. He was determined to surprise her with his witty lyrics when she would wake up. Unfortunately, she did not survive the crash, but Boucher persevered with his music career. The end product is addictive dansdeuntjies like "Bring the water" which can now be heard on ja.fm and "Go to," one of his personal favorites on the new album. The title track "You're my flavor" is a sing-along number that the listener immediately feet going to stumble and sing along. "My album is unique because I wrote every single song with overwhelming passion. I made sure there is not a song in the world that sounds the same as mine. I mean that every melody and every word all 100% authentic and pure African, "he says. "You're my flavor" was recorded with the musician and producer Andrew Rose of Brak Music in Ermelo. "He is in my eyes a legend and I have the greatest respect for him because he took my album exactly the way I wanted it. He is like Anton Myburgh my hero. " Boucher has played guitar since he started singing and composing its songs on an acoustic guitar. His biggest dream is to get every single South African on his or her feet. Even his rugby anthem, "The Lion," which he has a few times in Ellis Park for singing a crowd of thousands of rugby fans, roar of pure pleasure ... from ear to ear! "My inspiration comes from the people. Every time I of a stage climb and people enjoyed it so I just want more and more writing. There is no better feeling in the world than when you have a song written and people have learned to sing it with you. It's indescribably delicious. "