A quick mix I put together featuring some of the incredible vinyl records I brought home from my recent trip to Brazil.  Brazilian vinyl is frequently beat up and scratched so if the record skip, don't trip.

01 Doris e Miltinho - A Pedida É Samba
02 Djavan - Serrado
03 Cravo e Canela - Preco De Cada Um
04 Tenorio Jr - Nebulosa (Haircut Edit)
05 Tamba Trio - O Amor Que Acabou
06 Jorge Ben - O Telefone Tocou Novamente
07 Maria Bethânia - Último Desejo
08 Quarteto Em Cy - Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser
09 Jongo Trio - Feitinha Pro Poeta
10 Os Novos Crioulos - Mar Afunda
11 Emilio Santiago - Bananeira
12 Burnier e Cartier - Mirandolina
13 Orlandivo - Tamanco No Samba
14 MPB4 - Palhaços e Reis
15 João Donato - Amazonas
16 Marcos Valle - Mais do Que Valsa



Christmas Caipirinhas

Diablo (prod. Larry Fisherman)

From the Southern Grammar EP, out February 3, 2015 on Merge Records.

http://www.mergerecords.com/southern-grammar

Brother, Do You Know the Road?

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Hiss Golden Messenger "Brother, Do You Know the Road?"

"One Day" is off my newly released Album - In Time, this song was written in the wake of the loss of several family members - all of who passed within the span of 5 years.  It was a rough patch, and at times I still get overwhelmed with the thoughts of their memories, what I did and didn't get to know of them, and just the pang of nostalgia (Saudade). But what has kept me inspired, is that I believe I'll see them again...One Day.  Hope you are inspired to! 

Album available for purchase at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/in-time/id880442810

Vitals:
Janelle Gill - Keys
Kris Funn - Bass
Mongezi Ntaka - Guitar
Mark Prince - Drums
Brent Birckhead - Flute
Lena Seikaly - Background vocals

Written by Loide Jorge/Composed by Mongezi Ntaka/Co-produced by Loide Jorge, Mongezi Ntaka & Jeff Gruber/Recorded at Blue House Productions studios

One Day

Have we come to the end of the road? Where do we go....from here?  The opening lyrics to this tune say it all...some times the most emotionally packed moments have no answers, and the only solution is to simply let it go.  ...and if the timing is right, maybe we'll reunite!  

Take a listen to the South African township vibes with a touch of gospel and whole lotta heart! Enjoy!

Album available for purchase at itunes.apple.com/us/album/in-time/id880442810

Vitals:
Janelle Gill - Keys
Kris Funn - Bass
Mongezi Ntaka - Guitar
Mark Prince - Drums
Vince Evans -  Hammond B3 Organ
Lena Seikaly - Background vocals

Written by Loide Jorge/Composed by Mongezi Ntaka/Co-produced by Loide Jorge, Mongezi Ntaka & Jeff Gruber/Recorded at Blue House Productions studios


The Road

Bebe fe dodo (Baby go to sleep)...A sweet lullaby my mama used to sing to me as a baby long ago and faraway in a sleepy lil mountain town in southern France. Those years are distant memories now, but her quiet love song to her lil baby girl still rings in my ears.  

On this track, I've got some formidable musicians from near and far - Roll Call:

Lead vocals: Loide Jorge
Kris Funn - bass
Janelle Gill - piano
Mongezi Ntaka - guitar
Mark Prince - drums
Ekendra Das - percussion
Cheick Hamala Diabate - ngoni

Lyrics: Loide Jorge/Composed by: Nathaniel Braddock/Co-produced by: Loide Jorge, Jeff Gruber, 

Mixed and Mastered by: Jeff Gruber at Blue House Productions 

Album available at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/in-time/id880442810

Bebe fe do do

In Another Life

Sirens II

Bilal - SIRENS II - Produced by Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad

Washington DC-based jazz vocalist LOIDE (pronounced "loy-deh') has roots in Mozambique and Guinea-Bissau though born in France and raised in California. Serving up a mix of contemporary jazz and warm afro-lusophone rhythms, Loide's music is reflective of her own eclectic roots.

Bebe fe do do

LoideMusica

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