“Escarcéu Azul” ("Blue Uproar in Portuguese)is the new single by the instrumental band Animizmo and the first with the new lineup, with Pedro Camargo on bass. It was entirely composed and recorded during the pandemic, a period in which making music also ended up being a kind of “palliative medicine”. We believe that it conveys a little bit both the agony of this phase and the joy of eventually getting out of it completely. Technically it's a song we created with new elements in mind, mainly jazz and fusion, styles we've felt more connected to in recent years. But in addition to them, we also feel more comfortable adding even more the heavy parts that have been in the band's DNA since the beginning. It was produced and mixed by Gilson Fukushima (Alexandre Nero, André Abujamra). "Blue Escarcéu" is now available on most platforms and will soon have a music video that is already in production.

Escarcéu Azul

“Trator de Flores” (flower tractor in Portuguese), is a song fully composed and recorded during the pandemic. Therefore, we tried to convey in this track the feeling of observing life through a window, following different landscapes and climates.

Observar/Absorver

Trator de Flores

Dendê

Created to be Animizmo's heaviest song in the context of a concert, Dois Sonos is the first composition to be planned by the band. Its introduction, made partially of electronic elements, aims to convey tension to the listener, in addition to rhythmic breaks and mixtures of elements such as jazz and rock that bring new features to the track. It is also the band's first song to feature a solo by bassist Pedro Camargo.

Dois Sonos

Track composed by the Brazilian instrumental rock band Animizmo. Use as and where you want (but thank you very much if you tell us where it was inserted);) Art is to be shared.

Animizmo

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