Credits:

Antonio Neves

Description:

The musicians who participated in the project include some of Brazil's leading musicians of today, such as Amilton de Hollanda, Leo Gandelman, Ana Frango Eletrico, Gus Levy, Alissi Caimi, and Joana Queiroz. As Nevis says, "I told the musicians that I wanted them to express their own music to the fullest," and they were given the space to express their musicality in both original compositions and cover tunes. At the same time, the work is a contribution to Brazilian music by crossing jazz idioms with Brazil's diverse rhythms." The music is a combination of Afro-Brazilian rhythms, such as the partido alto in "A Pegada Agora E Essa," jongo in "Jongo no Feudo" and "Luz Negra," candomblé in "Noite de Temporal," and umbanda in "Forte Apache," as well as the Simba" features rhythms from Rio's ghetto music, funqui carioca (baile funqui), which is sweeping the world, and expresses a chaotic instrumental music that could only come from Brazil. Although it does not yet have a specific name like bossa nova, it is a music that gives the impression that something new has definitely begun.This is a perfect album to start off the year 2021, recommended to fans of the "Rio New Generation" music, which forms with Huber and Ana Frango Eletrico, as well as to fans of the new generation of jazz, which continues to proliferate in many parts of the world. (2/2)

Tracklisting:

1. SIMBA (FEAT. LEDA)
2. A PEGADA AGORA E ESSA (FEAT. ESGULEBA)
3. NOITE DE TEMPORAL (FEAT. ALICE CAYMMI)
4. LUZ NEGRA (FEAT. ANA FRANGO ELETRICO)
5. FORTE APACHE (FEAT. HAMILTON DE HOLANDA)
6. LAMENTO DE UM PERPLEXO (FEAT. LEO GANDELMAN)
7. SUMMERTIME
8. JONGO NO FEUDO (FEAT. EDU NEVES)