After his father's death, Alain leaves school and becomes a club doorman. He dreams of money, parties in Saint-Tropez and his own bar in Genoa. His cousin gets involved in unpleasant stories, making secret deals behind his back. At that moment, brotherhood turns into distrust, betrayal and violence.  Alain's beloved, Flo, leaves him and the city.

 Alain remains alone, like a zombie, a shadow between day and night, past and present. But one day, his uncle tells him about a treasure hidden in the land of their family and ancestors. And Alain sets off for that foreign homeland, Armenia.  

Nouran David Kalis tells in an uncompromising language and boldly tells about burning longing, surrender and rebirth. He masterfully draws psychological and social portraits of his characters.  The novel's title, inspired by the song of the same name by Ian Delay and Moonbootica, underscores the book's musical layer, full of hip-hop beats. It's a moving, dramatic, and shocking debut: wild and passionate, rough and crazy.