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Ed Motta

Piquenique

One of the most soulful sets we've heard in years from Ed Motta -- almost a return to his roots as the heir apparent of Brazilan soul back in the 90s -- but with some of the best sophisticated touches that Ed's brought to his work in recent years too! The album's a brilliant balance of both Motta modes -- with enough grooves to re-introduce Ed to a wider global audience, way past the barrier of language -- especially the American soul crowds who first fell in love with Motta's records a decade or so ago. Yet it's also got all the warmth and deeper jazzy sensibilities that we've watched come into Ed's music since that time too -- a sense of complexity that not only marks him as one of the most creatively vibrant artists of his generation, but one who's also willing to take a lot of chances too! Brilliant throughout -- with cuts that include "Piquenique", "O Mestre E O Aprendiz", "Neferetiti", "Tanto Faz", "Carencia No Frio", "Pe Na Jaca", "Mensalidade", "Minha Vida Toda Com Voce", and "A Turma Da Pilantragem".


Minha ida Toda Com Você
Mensalidade
Pé Na Jaca
Carência No Frio
A Turma Da Pilantragem
Piquenique
O Mestre E O Aprendiz
Nefertiti
Compromisso
Bel Prazer
Nicole Versus Cheng
Tanto Faz