Sangue Negro by Amaro Freitas
Sangue Negro, pianist Amaro Freitas' debut album ( 2016 ), produced by Rafael Vernet, accompanied by bassist Jean Elton and drummer Hugo Medeiros, featuring saxophonist Eliudo Souza and trumpeter Fabinho Costa. The album reopens an authorial jazz lineage. Minimalism, Bebop, Afrojazz, Samba, Frevo and Balada, these are some of the sounds that permeate Sangue Negro.
Tracklist
| 1. | Encruzilhada | 5:41 |
| 2. | Norte | 4:35 |
| 3. | Subindo o morro | 7:11 |
| 4. | Samba de César | 3:50 |
| 5. | Estudo 0 | 7:38 |
| 6. | Sangue Negro | 8:44 |
Credits
released November 20, 2016
Amaro Freitas Trio
Amaro Freitas - Piano
Jean Elton - Double Bass
Hugo Medeiros - Drums
Special guests:
Fabinho Costa - Trumpet
Elíudo Souza - Sax
Produced by Rafael Vernet
Recorded in "Estúdio Carranca" , Recife ( Brazil )
Mixed by Paulo Germano
Mastered by 'Estúdio Carranca"
Cover Photo by Rafael Medeiros
Cover Deisgn by Thiago Liberdade
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Vinyl Edition, July 2020
Executive Production by Laercio Costa & Rafael Medeiros
(RE) Mastered by Bruno Giorgi
Cover Design by Bloco Gráfico
Line Notes by Ed Motta
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Management - Laercio Costa / 78 Rotações Prod.
laercio@78rotacoes.com.br
Amaro Freitas Trio
Amaro Freitas - Piano
Jean Elton - Double Bass
Hugo Medeiros - Drums
Special guests:
Fabinho Costa - Trumpet
Elíudo Souza - Sax
Produced by Rafael Vernet
Recorded in "Estúdio Carranca" , Recife ( Brazil )
Mixed by Paulo Germano
Mastered by 'Estúdio Carranca"
Cover Photo by Rafael Medeiros
Cover Deisgn by Thiago Liberdade
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Vinyl Edition, July 2020
Executive Production by Laercio Costa & Rafael Medeiros
(RE) Mastered by Bruno Giorgi
Cover Design by Bloco Gráfico
Line Notes by Ed Motta
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Management - Laercio Costa / 78 Rotações Prod.
laercio@78rotacoes.com.br
License
All rights reserved.
Continuing to intwine ancestral knowledge into his music, Amaro Freitas brings his fresh, “decolonized” interpretation of jazz. With his new album Y’Y Freitas steps into a new realm of musical creation that’s rooted in magic, possibility, and stewardship for the earth, changing what the genre can be.