Showing posts with label Bebel Gilberto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bebel Gilberto. Show all posts

Monday, July 2, 2018

Bebel Gilberto - All In One

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 42:52
Size: 98.2 MB
Styles: Brazilian jazz
Year: 2009
Art: Front

[4:22] 1. Cancao De Amor
[3:55] 2. Sun Is Shining
[2:42] 3. Bim Bom
[3:24] 4. Nossa Senhora
[4:30] 5. The Real Thing
[3:17] 6. Ela (On My Way)
[3:19] 7. Far From The Sea
[4:20] 8. All In One
[2:29] 9. Forever
[3:42] 10. Secret (Segredo)
[3:00] 11. Chica Chica Boom Chic
[3:46] 12. Port Antonio

2009 release, the vocalist's debut album from the Verve Records label. Known worldwide for her ability to connect modern sounds with the heart and soul of Brazilian music, the New York-born Gilberto focuses on the rhythms of her native country, devising a cosmopolitan yet classic sound with the help of a diverse group of collaborators, including Carlinhos Brown (Caetano Veloso), Didi Gutman (Brazilian Girls), Mark Ronson (Amy Winehouse), Daniel Jobim (grandson of Antonio Carlos Jobim) and John King (the Dust Brothers). All In One perfectly expresses Gilberto's interest in making music that feels romantic and fluid. In particular, Most of the record is sung in Portuguese, Bebel's native language, and was conceived, developed and recorded in her home studio.

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Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Bebel Gilberto - Momento

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 42:08
Size: 96.5 MB
Styles: Bossa Nova, Brazilian jazz
Year: 2007
Art: Front

[5:11] 1. Momento
[4:25] 2. Bring Back The Love
[3:16] 3. Close To You
[3:36] 4. Os Novos Yorkinos
[3:09] 5. Azul
[4:30] 6. Caçada
[4:51] 7. Night And Day
[4:01] 8. Tranquilo
[3:07] 9. Um Segundo
[3:27] 10. Cadê Você
[2:30] 11. Words

On her self-titled 2004 sophomore album, Bebel Gilberto ditched the loungey grooves she explored on her debut and stuck to mostly acoustic elements -- guitars, percussion, strings -- to complement her voice, but her next release, Momento, finds the singer returning to both electronica and more traditional bossa nova. Gilberto is still, of course, thoroughly modern, with a much more lush, produced sound than her predecessors had (including her father), but it works for her, the overall gentle ambiance she's trying to create, even when she's singing old favorites. In Chico Buarque's lovely "Caçada," she adds more bass to the underbelly of the song and lets the woodwinds play a bigger role, and the cover of Cole Porter's "Night and Day" comes off well, gentle, and with a jazzy tenor sax solo. In fact, it's when Gilberto stays simple, and looks more closely at her roots for inspiration, that she sounds the best. It's her ventures into the Rio lounge world that are less interesting, safe to a fault. Gilberto's unfortunately perfected the Brazilian version of smooth jazz or adult contemporary, shown all too clearly on songs like "Cadê Você" or "Bring Back the Love" (which features all four members from the non-Brazilian Brazilian Girls), with their programmed drums and keyboards layered behind her voice. It's too much, too clean, too pretty, sounding nice but nothing more. To be fair, the singer has never tried nor claimed to be cutting-edge, or to challenge her audience, but tracks like "Close to You" and "Momento" are so inoffensive they're hard to pay much attention to. It's very possible to be both memorable and smooth, remarkable and mild (and this is something Gilberto is capable of, like on the sparse "Um Segundo" or the mellow "Os Novos Yorkinos," for example), but more often than not, Momento ends up a shallow listen. This CD was nominated for a Grammy award in 2007 for Best Contemporary World Music Album. ~Marisa Brown

Momento

Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Bebel Gilberto - S/T

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 47:42
Size: 109.2 MB
Styles: Bossa Nova
Year: 2004
Art: Front

[3:49] 1. Baby
[4:48] 2. Simplesmente
[4:44] 3. Aganjú
[4:43] 4. All Around
[4:54] 5. River Song
[4:05] 6. Every Day You've Been Away
[4:26] 7. Cada Beijo
[2:58] 8. O Caminho
[4:20] 9. Winter
[2:58] 10. Céu Distante
[3:01] 11. Jabuticaba
[2:52] 12. Next To You

With the release of her debut Tanto Tempo in 2000, the Brazilian singer Bebel Gilberto and the late DJ Suba redefined the bossa nova sound. Her sophomore effort, produced by Marius de Vries, the soundmeister behind Madonna, Annie Lennox and Bjork, was recorded in Rio, Bahia, London and New York. Gilberto's cool contralto sings sweetly over synths, strings, percussion acoustic piano and horns. Daniel Jobim and Pedro Baby contributed compositions. Caetano Veloso's "Baby" features lyrics by Os Mutantes, and Carlinhos Brown's candomblé-cadenced, "Aganju" swings with a nod to Africa. Bebel's hushed vocals reveal the influences of her father, the legendary Joao Gilberto, and of her mother Miucha on the electro-bossa beats of "Winter." Ditto the ocean-breezed "O Caminho," with jazzy orchestrations and pianisms provided by Joao Donato. This disc aims for the ear rather than the hips, but don't be surprised if future remixes could flip that sonic script. ~Eugene Holley, Jr.

Bebel Gilberto

Thursday, October 9, 2014

Bebel Gilberto - Tudo

Styles: World, Jazz, Bossa Nova
Year: 2014
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:01
Size: 107,4 MB
Art: Front

(4:09)  1. Somewhere Else
(3:04)  2. Nada Não
(2:37)  3. Tom de Voz
(3:24)  4. Novas Idéias
(5:03)  5. Harvest Moon
(3:11)  6. Tudo
(2:56)  7. Saudade Vem Correndo
(3:50)  8. Areia
(3:44)  9. Tout est bleu
(3:34) 10. Lonely in My Heart
(2:38) 11. Vivo Sonhando
(3:39) 12. Inspiração
(3:05) 13. It's All Over Now

World renowned multi-Grammy®-nominated singer/songwriter Bebel Gilberto releases her first studio album in five years, "Tudo." Gilberto, daughter of bossa nova immortal Joao Gilberto, is one of the most internationally famous and beloved of Brazilian musicians. "Tudo," which means "everything" in English, showcases Bebel's ethereal vocals and wistful, dreamy songwriting in each of the CD s 12 tracks. Bebel reunites with Mario Caldato Jr. who produced her first landmark album, "Tanto Tempo." 

With Bebel singing in French, English and Portuguese, "Tudo" is a shimmering, sweet summery collection that includes original songs along with songs by her father, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Neil Young and John Michel-Jarré as well as soulful duet with Seu Jorge. The gorgeous melodies are shaped by touches of electronica and Bebel’s intimate vocals hint at a fantastical Rio de Janeiro, a style that has earned her a devoted fanbase worldwide. ~ Editorial Reviews  
http://www.amazon.com/Tudo-Bebel-Gilberto/dp/B00K6J7KSA