This line-up went on to record the second Mouth Music album, 1993’s "Mo-Di" (named for the phonetic title of one of the songs on the album, "Maudit", French for "cursed"). "Mo-Di" displayed notable musical changes from the traditional Gaelic approach of the debut album. Although Gaelic music was still a strong ingredient, it was now simply one of several, counterbalanced by stronger elements of funk and French and African-inflected music (including a vegetarian song based on a Xhosa chant) as the band moved closer to a worldbeat sound. Swan was even moved, at one point, to address his listeners as "y'all", funk-style.