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Aurora

Azymuth
Discs: Jazz fusión

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Data sheet Discs

Seal	Far Out
Style	Jazz fusión
Original Edition Year	2011
Instrumental

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Azymuth: José Roberto Bertrami (piano, órgano, teclados, sintetizadores, voz, arreglos), Alex Malheiros (bajo eléctrico, guitarra acústica, voz), Ivan Conti (batería, percusión, voz)

Participación especial de: Robertinho Silva (percusión), Trambique (repique de anel), José Carlos (guitarra eléctrica), Marcio Lott (voz), Sabrina Malheiros (voz), David Brinkworth (voz, producción)

El mítico trio celebra 35 años de carrera con este nuevo disco, grabado en un par de semanas, con producción de Daniel Maunick y David Brinkworth, en el que su 'samba doido' -combinación de música disco, jazz, funk, psicodelia y samba- continúa sonando asombrosamente fresco, vital y sofisticado.

“I'm still as excited opening up a new Azymuth cd as I was when buying 'Light as a Feather' in 1979...Aurora sounds great...” Gilles Peterson (BBC Radio 1)

“Another fantastic album from Brazilian legends Azymuth…it’s full of winners. It’s both a great listen at home AND has loads of great club tracks. A timeless feel to ensure it will never date.” Blues & Soul Magazine

“This is one of those rare albums that is so consistently engaging and well sequenced that it seems almost unfair to pick highlights. Aurora dishes out one slinky, memorable groove after another. It’s a lovely record, with a good balance between reflective and more festive moods, and the cannily timed release date makes it a likely contender for a summer soundtrack of choice.” BBC Music