From Egológico Recycle, track released 02 February 2012 
Lead Vocal & Nylon Acoustic Guitar: Rômmel Ribeiro 
Electric Bass: Gabriel Queso Bronfman 
Electric Guitar: Rodrigo Fonseca 
Charangos: Juan Sebastian Gomez 
Tambores, Caxixis, Cajons, Surdos, Máquina, Xequerê & Agogôs: Vovô Saramanda 
Loops & Programming : Diogo Ramos & Rômmel Ribeiro

02 Quebra Mar

by Rommel Ribeiro & Jordan Zalis

Produced, recorded, mix and mastered by Rommel Ribeiro at Larch Street Studios (October 2014)
reserved copy right - Socan

art work by Gui Ceveira

Moonshine

Sideways Walking Blues

by Priya Shah

Produced, recorded, mix and mastered by Rommel Ribeiro at Larch Street Studios (October 2014)
reserved copy right - Socan

art work by Gui Ceveira

Jealousy

CAMINHO DE VENTO (2018) 

(ENGLISH) 

Rommel Ribeiro launches "Caminho de Vento", a vibrant new album that carries with it, the impact of his musical explorations around the world. Faithful to his origins, Rommel once again unites a global group of musicians in this conceptually intercultural and multilingual record. 

One of the lead tracks, “Okuni Oko”,is influenced by the Afro-Brazilian tradition, Candomblé, and holds a message from a sage to a young hunter: be wise. Vovo Saramanda, a renowned percussionist, composed the lyrics of the song in Yoruba, a West-African language. 

In collaboration with a dozen musicians, Rommel delivers original songs that explore new links between reggae, funk, and jazz, and the many musical styles of Brazil, his motherland so rich in...  more
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released October 24, 2018 

Musicians: 
Rommel Ribeiro – voice, nylon string acoustic guitar and electric guitar / Vovo Saramanda – percussion / Martin Moreira – percussions / Andrew Ferdeber – drums / JP Lapensee – bass / Marie Saintonge – flutes / Steve Patterson – tenor sax. 
Back Vocals: Jordan Zalis, Keite Gularte, Rebecca Dunk, Tariq Amery, Fernando Moreno, Vovo Saramanda, Martin Moreira, Steve Patterson, Marie Saintonge, Andrew Ferdeber and Rommel Ribeiro. 

Special guests: 
Malak Ghanem – voice (track#5) / Betto Pereira – voice (track#9) /Senaya Sene– voice (track#10) / João Bouhid – viola de 10 (tracks# 1, 3, 4 and 10) / Andre Galamba – electric guitar (tracks# 5, 6 and 8) / Adnon Soares – keys and synths (all tracks). 

Production, conception and music direction: Rommel Ribeiro. 
Arrangements: Rommel Ribeiro and band. 
Rhythm section direction: Vovo Saramanda. 
Horns arrangements: Steve Patterson / Edition and Review: Marie Saintonge. 
Recorded at Sasha Daoud’s Studio by Diogo Ramos and Sasha Daoud on July 2017(Montreal). 
Editing and premixes: Adnon Soares at Blackroom Studio (São Luís). 
Rommel’s vocals and guitars tracking: Paula Bast at Berklee (Valencia). 
Back vocals tracking: John Rosefield and Israel Garcia at KM Theatre (Ottawa). 
Overdubs percussion and flute at Diogo Ramos Music Studio (Montreal)/ 
Overdubs “viola de 10”, guitars and Senaya’s vocal at Rommel Ribeiro’s Studio. 
Overdubs keys/synths: Adnon Soares at Blackroom Studio (São Luís).
Mixing and Mastering: Ze Americo Bastos at Zap Studio (Rio de Janeiro). 

Made in Canada 
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10 VIBRAÇÃO

6 JE VOUS SALUE TAMTAM

5 HEARTBITCH

4 LONELY

3 CONSTANÇA

2 OKONI OKO

1 CAMINHO DE VENTO

“Ray On” 
(by Fernando Moreno, Rommel Ribeiro and Enrico Lima – SOCAN - QZ-HN6-19-13102)

Musicians

Rommel Ribeiro – voice and nylon string acoustic guitar
Keite Gularte – viola
David Ryshpan- piano
Amparo Döm – voice
Jordan Zalis – voice
Pryiya Shah – voice
João Bouhid – viola caipira

Production and music direction: Rommel Ribeiro. 
Arrangements: Rommel Ribeiro and all musicians involved.
Recorded at Casa7 Music Lab by Rommel Ribeiro on Sep 2019 (Montreal).
Overdubs “viola caipira” at João Bouhid’s home studio on Sep 2019 (Rio de Janeiro).
Editing, Mixing and Mastering: Rafael Cunha França at Raflea Music Lab on Sep 2019 (São Luís). 

Artwork: “Love in Space” by Raymond Nylund.

Published by Suplex Music.

Ray On

Multiple awards winner Rommel Ribeiro is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who stands-out for his talent and versatility. Mixing elements of popular Brazilian music with Afro-Reggae, Funk and Jazz, Rommel breathes and transpires authentic and upbeat music with compositions in Portuguese, French, Spanish and English. The prizes Rommel won include: in 2010-2011 the very first “Diversity Award” by the Arts Council of Montreal and “Great Revelation” by Festival Nuits d’Afrique, in 2012-2013 the “Revelation on World Music” by CBC/Radio Canada; and in 2019, in a contest organized by Vision Diversity, the prize “Coup de Coeur – MUZ” given by La Fabrique Culturelle de Télé-Québec, Le Festival Mondokarnaval, Festival des traditions du Monde de Sherbrooke and Mondial Montréal.

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