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É Pra Jazz

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2024
Track listing: One Note Samba; Life Goes On; É Pra Jazz; Nobre; Rudge Ramos; Avocado; Song for Isa.

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Music from South America with Mauro Hector, Igor Wilcox, Joseph Olivera, Fernando Molinari and Santiago Bosch

by Len Davis
December 20, 2024

The last in our feature on South American music with Guitarist Mauro Hector, Hector Quintana, Saab Guitar Project, Gustavo Carmo, Joseph Olivera and Henrique Mota. Bassist Fernando Molinari, Santiago Bosch and Colombian pianist Jesus Molina. Playlist Mauro Hector “Yellow" from Keep On (Self Produced) 00:00 Hector Quitana “Santiago de Chile" from Animal Galxia (Colibri) ...

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Last Ark Out, Evgeny Pobozhiy, Michiel Stekelenburg, Celso Pixinga and Benjamin Croft

by Len Davis
May 17, 2024

New releases from Evgeny Pobozhiy, Last Ark Out, and guitarist Michiel Stekelenburg. Brazillian musicians Celso Pixinga, Igor Willcox and Henrique Mota. UK keyboard player Benjamin Croft, Japanese band T Square, guitarist James Liebow and California band Syncatto. Playlist Evgeny Pobozhiy “Stream" from Stream (Self Produced) 00:00 Last Ark Out “Scorpio" from Lift (Multiverse Mute) ...

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Henrique Mota Trio: É Pra Jazz

Read "É Pra Jazz" reviewed by Troy Dostert

by Troy Dostert
March 5, 2024

Fusing the Brazilian rhythms of São Paulo with the feel of modern jazz, pianist Henrique Mota offers seven enticing cuts on his latest trio release, É Pra Jazz. With the top-shelf contributions of his bandmates, bassist Iury Batista and drummer Cuca Teixeira, not to mention a couple of esteemed guests, bassist Thiago Espirito Santo and saxophonist ...

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Henrique Mota

Born: May 7, 1994

Henrique Mota is a Brazilian pianist and composer with a degree in Classical Piano from Fundação das Artes (São Caetano do Sul, Brazil). He has been gaining increasing recognition in the Brazilian instrumental music scene, particularly within jazz and fusion. Throughout his career, he has performed and recorded with renowned national and international artists such as Toninho Horta, Bob Mintzer, David Binney, Rachel Therrien, Bob Franceschini, Seamus Blake, Tony Lakatos, Filó Machado, Celso Pixinga, Thiago Espírito Santo, Cuca Teixeira, Edu Ribeiro, Nuno Mindelis, Bocato, Igor Willcox, and Michael Pipoquinha, among others

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