Embedded in a Latin-inspired rhythm Artur celebrates the sound of his guitar on Intero featuring Anton Buzz on sax. Bayramgalin's inner relaxed attitude gets its expression in his smooth-running guitar performance. With a swaying Samba beat he approaches the Tangerine Coast. The tangerine is an orange-colored citrus fruit that is closely related to, or possibly a type of, mandarin orange. The sweet fruitiness morphs into a rich harmonic declaration of lyrical independence. 

Positive Smile is a journey down the known swinging jazz road often traveled. Anton Buzz handles his sax like a clarinet. Artur's reverb guitar sound fits aptly into this retro impression. Toronto Lights follows the motto "simplicity is the ultimate in sophistication". The main theme stays in constant repetition and only the vintage organ brings a break.

Kurkuma is better known as Turmeric, a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant of the ginger family, also a rare spice. Artur transforms the spice into a hot exotic acid jazz piece. Vocalist Leysan Saripova gives the song Stone Idol a South Sea-like character, a splendid mixture of world music and folk song. The Melody is a sweeping ballad in the place, where new age and soft rock find a common denominator. Back To The 80´s confronts the listeners with ancient music style, vintage sounding keyboards and Saripova's sing-along, a last resort of post-war positivism.

With Let's Talk Artur Bayramgalin presents a unique glimpse at Ufa's jazz scene beyond the fashionable smooth jazz genre and always with the understandable intention to propagate emotion and joy.