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Mika(Marimba)
Steve Gadd(Drum)
Harlem String Quartet


Mikalypso! by Bill Douglas

Mika(Marimba)
John Tropea(Guitar)  
Eddie Gomez (Bass)
Duke Gadd(Drum)

Sambata by Bill Douglas

HEART HURT sound

Mika Stoltzman(Marimba),Richard Stoltzman(Clarinet),Eddie Gomez-(Bass)
Steve Gadd(Drum)

Marika Groove for Marimba,Clarinet,Bass and Drum(2012) by Chick Corea

Mika Stoltzman(Marimba)Eddie Gomez(Bass)Steve Gadd(Drum)
Harlem Strings Quartet

Jubilation for Marimba,String Quartet,Bass and Drum by Bill Douglas

Mika Stoltzman(Marimba)Richard Stoltzman(Clarinet)
Steve Gadd(Drum)*Celebration Dance only

Irish Spirit for Marimba and Clarinet   by Bill Douglas

Mika Stoltzman(marimba)Richard Stoltzman(Clarinet)
CD"If you believe"https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/if-you-believe/id744323510

Pavane  for Marimba and Clarinet    by Ravel

Marcos Valle wrote for Mika Stoltzman.
March,2012.
Recorded for "If you believe"Mika Stoltzman(TeeGa Music)

BECO by Marcos Valle

Just in time for NYE, here's a track I most recently fell in love with in 2014 that will carry on into 2015 and beyond.  Such a talent, just wanted to make it bounce a little more and DJ friendly.  If you want a wav just message me.  

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D'Angelo - Betray My Heart (Dino Soccio Rework)

Fast Bossa & Jazz - O Barquinho Marcos Valle & Roberto Menescal

Brazil 45, 39 – http://www.mrbongo.com/products/claudia-macumba-baoba-7

A. Claudia - Macumba / AA. Claudia - Baoba

Our leading lady of the series, Claudia, is back once again, this time with double A side.

‘Macumba’ is taken from one of her several self-titled LP’s, the one in question released in 1970 on Premier, Brazil. Sought after in its original form.

Psychedelic, orchestral, MPB, exotica with hints of Bollywood! Horns strings and spaced out male vocals back Claudia’s amazing lead. Highly unique.

‘Baoba’ is taken from Claudia’s all killer no filler Jesus Cristo LP, from Odeon released in 1971. 

Heavy on the strings and tough on the funk drums, before it breaks into a vocal jazz section, then back into the groove. Reminiscent of Swedish folk-funk singer Doris, whose album we reissued in the past. 

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Claudia - Baoba

Brazil 45, 40 – http://www.mrbongo.com/products/sandra-de-sa-olhos-coloridos-equipe-radio-cidade-bons-tempo-7

A. Sandra de Sa - Olhos Coloridos / AA. Equipe Rádio Cidade - Bons Tempo Sao Paulo (Good Times)

Two brand new names for the Brazil 45’s series.

‘Olhos Coloridos’ is an 80’s MPB/boogie jam, thats sits perfectly alongside the likes of Maia, Valle, Jorge and Olivetti. Backed here, by some of the members from Banda Black Rio.

Taken from her self-titled 1982 LP on RGE Brazil.


‘Bons Tempo Sao Paulo (Good Times)’

Originally released on a rare promo only 7" from 1980, this is a Brazilian boogie version of Good Times by Chic / Rapper's Delight, voiced by radio DJs from Sao Paulo especially for the Christmas holiday season!

The replayed version of ‘Good Times’ stands up to the Chic version, and the added cuica heavy percussion breakdown gives it the true Brazilian flavour.

Sandra De Sa - Olhos Coloridos

Mika Stoltzman, called “High-wire jazz marimbist... an amazing, energetic performer ready for major exposure.” (LA Times) was born in Amakusa Island, Kumamoto, Japan, and now resides in New York City. Since studying at the University of Toronto, Mika has devoted herself to marimba performance and musical studies under the strong influence of the NEXUS. She is also studying Jazz privately with jazz vibe master, Mike Mainieri, in New York, while Steve Gadd has been her producer. “Mika Stoltzman makes the marimba sound so natural within jazz.” (JazzTimes,2014)

Mika released her first album, Mitsue, in 1998, followed up by her second release, Marimba Phase, in 2003 under Monroe Street. In 2010 Mika also released a live DVD, Marimba Madness, which features Gadd, Gomez and Peter John Stoltzman on piano. Mikarimba (Video Art Music, Japan 2010) was produced by drummer Steve Gadd and features bassist Eddie Gomez. Mika has performed at Carnegie Hall’s Zankel & Weill Halls, Tokyo (2001, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011), PASIC (2005, 2007), in addition to touring in cities around the world.  She premiered John Wyre’s Moonlight for marimba and orchestra with the Kyushu Symphony, and Bill Douglas’s marimba concerto with the Kumamoto Symphony Orchestra. She was also guest soloist in the Kracow Philharmonic in Poland, and Szombathely Symphony Orchestra in Hungary. Her arrangement and performance of “Tokyo/Vermont Counterpoint” appears on Steve Reich’s CD Triple Quartet (Nonesuch).

She has also appeared on Richard Stoltzman’s CD Goldberg Variation (BMG Japan) and Jo Hisaishi’s Asian X.T.C. (Universal Japan). In August, 2011, Mika celebrated sold-out recitals at Blue Note Jazz clubs throughout Japan with her group, MIKARIMBA, featuring Mika on marimba, the legendary Steve Gadd, Eddie Gomez, and the formidable Stefan Karlsson (piano). In 2012, Mika celebrated a sold-out recital at Carnegie Weill Hall in NYC. Mika performed 8 world premiere pieces with Richard Stoltzman, Steve Gadd, Eddie Gomez and Mike Mainieri (vibraphone). In September, Mika performed at the World Heritage Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto, Japan with Richard Stoltzman and Duke Gadd (drums). She then joined with Eddie Gomez and the four completed a successful Japan tour.

On May 30th,2013, Mika celebrated another sold-out recital at Carnegie Weill Hall performing World Premiere works by John Zorn, Bill Douglas, Steve Reich, William Thomas McKinley, and Chick Corea's new arrangements with Richard Stoltzman, Gayle Moran Corea, Harlem String Quartet, David Finck (bass), Bill Cahn (per), Bill Pihl (piano), and Duke Gadd, with a special guest appearance by Chick Corea.


BECO by Marcos Valle

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