This second volume of Vinilkosmo-Kompil' was released in Septemhber 1996, and is just as varied and rich in Esperanto musical styles as the first volume.
Exactly as with the first, this project enjoyed international collaboration with the artists, but also with the team of EUROKKA-Vinilkosmo collaborators, who realized the project.
This second volume had the support and help from the Educational Foundation CARSON in Canada, the FAME Foundation in Germany, and the European Youth Foundation along with TEJO.
We also especially thank Studio Stansy in Toulouse, who made the quality and professional result possible.

This volume was also participated in by 19 artists and bands: Esperanto (Normandy, France), Masilja Sonsistem (Massilia Sound System, Marseille, France), Martin (Stockholm, Sweden), Rémy Walter (Paris, France), FreeMagniZhou (Paris-USA, France-Congo), Massimo Manca (Turin, Italy), N.A.T. (Toulouse, France), Milan Dočekal (Team, Martin, Slovakia), Miss Emily Barlaston (O.B.E., Great-Britain), Akordo (Netherlands), Fabelecaj Trobadoroj (Fabulous Trobadors, Toulouse, Occitania), Micke Englund (Stockholm, Sweden), JoMo (Toulouse, Occitania), Kredo (Rybinsk, Russia), Afrika Espero (Congo-Germany), Luanda Cozetti (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Bombaj Dob (Bonmbay Dub, Toulouse, France), Piĉismo (Tsyurupinsk, Ukraine), Bruego la Ruĝa (Vacarm le Rouge, Toulouse, Francio).

EUROKKA-VINILKOSMO greatly thanks all the collaborators, without whom this project would never have come out: Roel Haveman, Rikardo Cash, Jean-François Cousineau, Pierre Quillaud, Stano Marček, Fabrice Morandeau, Marcel Redoulez, Saskia Idzerda, Nico Sarmiento, Pilar Lhomme, Jean-François Bouveron, Antonio Valén, Hèctor Alòs i Font, Anna Ritamäki, Tony Guyot, Edmund Grimley Evans, Sylvie Baudin, Vanildo Siller, and Flo!

Thanks for permissions go to: Caroline Bonheur at Rocker Promotion, Mercury, and Shaman.

Recording and technical production of the compilation: Max Bale at Studio Stansy.
Mastering: Thierry Bonet and Nicolas Roux at MAX Studio, Toulouse.
Publication: Bernard Villeneuve at Willing Production
Graphic concept and booklet production: Mark Eaton and Louis Rafenomanjato.