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| FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: At Play Featuring Romero Lubambo, Helio Alves, Reuben Rogers, Edu Ribeiro -Best Latin Jazz Album -Best Jazz Instrumental Album -Best Improvised Jazz Solo (Helio Alves, Bala com Bala) -Best Instrumental Composition (Re:Joyce, Romero Lubambo) -Best Arrangement, Instrumental (Trilhos Urbanos and Amazon River) -Best Engineered Album, non classical (David Amlen, James Farber, Greg Calbi) -Best Recording Package ( Lynne Buschman) AT PLAY Romero Lubambo: Guitar Helio Alves: Piano Reuben Rogers: Bass Edu Ribeiro: Drums It is being released on Broken Symmetries Music and distributed by Open Studio Jazz. mastered by Grammy Winner Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, and produced Mixed by Grammy winner James Farber at Sear Sound, Recorded by David Amlen at Sound on Sound Studios Produced by Brian Fielding. All musicians are teaching artists at Open Studio Jazz (music learning site). AT PLAY is a nine-song collection of originals and covers, including tracks by legendary Brazilian songwriters Caetano Veloso, Dori Caymmi, Joao Bosco and Debora Gurgel. Inspired by the band's first-ever live set together at Cornelia Street Café, AT PLAY captures lightning in a bottle, as the four musicians infuse the album with soaring energy and some of the magic of their first night together on stage. The album is available now at OpenStudioJazz.com, and will be available at Amazon.com, iTunes, CD Baby, Spotify and most streaming services worldwide this Fall. Order here: https://store.openstudiojazz.com/records The Record-Journal (Meriden, CT) - Album Review for AT PLAY, By Jim Pasinski, 7/2020 http://www.jpsmusicblog.com/2020/07/new-jazz-releases-will-lift-your- human.html ...The Brazilian Jazz Quartet which includes Romero Lubambo, Helio Alves, Edu Ribeiro and Reuben Rodgers will unveil their new album titled simply "At Play." This new nine-song release features the perfect chemistry that came about a chance meeting back in 2016. The album kicks off with the highly energetic jazz romp of "Bala Com Bala, " followed by the more soothing but equally adventurous flow of the seven-minute "Amazon River." The quiet ballad of "It's Clear" displays the quartet's softer more elegant side before the full-on energy returns for the quick-moving pace of "Cebola No Frevo." The Brazilian Jazz Quartet close out their new album with the wonderful finger-picking and piano melody of "Bebe, " along with the chaotic rhythm of "Na Colada Do Dia." To find out more about the new release "At Play" from this amazingly talented foursome, please visit openstudiojazz.com. AT PLAY was mixed by Grammy winner James Farber at Sear Sound, mastered by Grammy Winner Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, and produced by Brian Fielding. It is being released on Broken Symmetries Music and distributed by Open Studio Jazz. write your comments about the article :: © 2020 Jazz News :: home page |