Results for "Ithamara Koorax"

Article: Year in Review

Popular Jazz Songs: 2024

by Michael Ricci
January 2, 2025

All About Jazz tracks how often a featured song is heard, and the following represent the most popular in 2024. If you missed them the first time around, give them a listen now, and enjoy! Click the album cover to listen to the song. Dive Into The Deep Blue From: ...

Album

Chill Out Jazz Cafe

By Arnaldo DeSouteiro

Label: Irma Molto Jazz
Released: 2024

Album

Feel Like Making Love

By Ithamara Koorax

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2024

Album

Samba Do Dom Natural

By Ithamara Koorax

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2024

Album

Deep Blue (Asia)

By Gustavo Cysne

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2024

Album

Dive Into The Deep Blue feat. Ithamara Koorax

By Gustavo Cysne

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Dive Into The Deep Blue feat. Ithamara Koorax

Song of the Day

Feel Like Making Love Feat. Arnaldo DeSouteiro

August 4, 2024

Album: Feel Like Making Love
By Ithamara Koorax
Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2024
Duration: 6:37

Video

Dive Into The Deep Blue

Featuring the music of Ithamara Koorax
Duration: 5:18
July 26, 2024

The second single from Gustavo Cysne’s debut solo album (scheduled for release in late 2024): a romantic & contemporary bossa nova featuring Ithamara Koorax on vocals (for several years voted one of the best jazz singers by DownBeat magazine) and an orchestral arrangement a la Claus Ogerman. The song sounds like a standard, in a sophisticated mood. Produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro (João Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Deodato, Herbie Hancock), featuring Sergio Barroso on bass (Sarah Vaughan).

Song of the Day

Dive Into The Deep Blue

July 26, 2024

Album: Dive Into The Deep Blue feat. Ithamara Koorax
By Gustavo Cysne
Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2024
Duration: 05:28

Musician

Thiago de Mello

Born: 1933

Gaudencio Thiago de Mello (Barreirinha, state of Amazonas, 1933 - New York, 2013) was a NY-based Brazilian composer, arranger, conductor, band leader (founder of the Amazon big band which performed all Sunday nights at Sweet Basil-NY during the 1980s) and multi-instrumentalist (piano, acoustic guitar, percussion). He was brother of poet Amadeu Thiago de Mello.

Thiago got Grammy nominations for albums he recorded with Paul Winter and Sharon Isbin. He also recorded several albums with Brazilian jazz singer Ithamara Koorax (with whom he also toured in both Brazil and USA) as well as with Luiz Bonfa, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, Dexter Payne, Susannah McCorcle, Claudio Roditi, Carlos Pingarilho, Jorge Pescara, Anna Ly and many others