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Awesome Second CD by Sabrina

Papetti | Mexico City | 07/18/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"In a few words; this is a very delightful and awesome recording.

This is what Sabrina calls a more "organic" recording compared to her previous one :"Equilibria", and you can feel it throughout the album; there are some electronic accents here in there, but for the most part it has more acoustic elements.

She wrote and/or co-wrote 11 of the 12 cuts here and you can tell how meticulous the compositions and arrangements are.



One thing that I was glad to see, was the list of amazing guests Sabrina put together to perform in this masterpiece; check them out:

- Sabrina Malherios / Main Vocals, Background Vocals via Multiple recording, Compositions, Arrangements

- Daniel Maunik / Programming, Arrangements, Recording, Mixing, Keyboars and Synths

- Alex Malheiros / Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitars, Additional Vocals, Compositions

- Ivan Conti / Drums

- Jesse Sadoc / Trumpet

- Arthur Verocai / Acoustic Guitars, Arrangements

- Paulo Braga / Drums

- Paulo Guimaraes / Flutes & Piccolo

- Zero / Percussions

- Jose Roberto Bertrami / Keyboards, Piano, Organ

- Marcio Lott / Additional Vocals

- Eduardo Neves / Sax & Flutes

- Ze Carlos / Acoustic Guitars

- Vittor Santos / Trombone

etc. and many more . . .



This recording is a collage of different styles all perfectly fused into one, making a delightful album; a bit of Jazz, a bit of House, a bit of Bossa and Nu Bossa, a bit of Samba; helping in my opinion, to put Sabrina Malheiros at the apex among "newer" Brazilian Female artists right now, and by far (E Muito Por Demais).

Make this CD yours at once, I know you'll enjoy it as much as I am.

Way to go Sabrina!!!!!!

"

Nu Bossa brilliance

G. Mojay | 09/14/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Brazilian jazz at its most exhilarating: Sabrina Malheiros has come up with a shimmering cluster of Nu Bossa pearls - each original composition providing a perfect vehicle for the funky Rio jazz-samba that pervades the album. The production is flawless and generous - an expertly-crafted capoeira of guitars, horns, flutes, Alex Malheiros bass and multi-instrumental percussion. Yes, the pulsating grooves are infectious - but the knockout blow comes with Sabrina's blissful melodies, effortlessly sung with a blend of Brazilian insouciance, energy and feeling. Highly recommended!"