O Som Passa De Mão – Red Note Brazilian Jazz
Community Classification
How would you classify this release?Log in to classify this release.
Log InAlbum Description
This recording presents a measured conversation shaped by proximity and trust. The quartet moves as a single body, allowing space to guide direction and letting rhythm suggest itself rather than assert control. Rooted in early 1960s Brazilian jazz, the music draws gently from samba and bossa nova forms without leaning on familiar gestures. Phrases arrive, overlap, and recede, creating a shared surface where tone and timing carry more weight than display. The ensemble favors balance over emphasis, keeping textures open and motion fluid. Lines are passed from one instrument to another with care, as if shaped by the room itself. Warmth comes from restraint, and continuity is maintained through attentive listening. The result is an album that unfolds patiently, inviting repeated listening and rewarding attention to small shifts in color, pulse, and collective breath.
Track Listing
Chegada Lenta
Sala Aberta
O Som Circula
Entre Discos
Luz Da Tarde
Mãos Atentas
Passo Curto
Em Volta
Ar Contínuo
Movimento Suave
Registro Antigo
Intervalo Claro
Madeira E Corda
Ritmo Contido
Ponto De Encontro
Linha Comum
Tempo Calmo
Giro Completo
Voz Dos Instrumentos
Espaço Partilhado
Desenho Simples
Caminho Curvo
Última Volta
Fim Aberto
