Styles: Adult Alternative Pop Label: Som livre
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 58:97
Size: 101,0 MB
Scans: Front
(3:33) 1. Us(Nós)
(2:45) 2. Crosses
(4:19) 3. Same Mistake
(2:47) 4. Nothing Changes
(3:54) 5. Time Is Running Out
(4:58) 6. Holocene
(4:30) 7. Sodade
(4:37) 8. Between The Bars
(4:12) 9. The Blower's Daughter
(3:31) 10. Redemption Song
(4:41) 11. Wild Horses
(3:18) 12. O Mundo É Um Moinho
(3:13) 13. Try A Little Tenderness
(4:05) 14. I'll Never Love This Way Again [Bonus Track]
(4:35) 15. Because You Loved Me [Bonus Track]
Originally from London, Jesuton was born as Rachel Jesuton Olaolu Amosu in 1985 and goes by her middle name which was given to her by her Nigerian father. She arrived in Rio in March 2012 with the desire gain a broader knowledge of South America, a region she had always felt drawn to explore.She had previously spent time in Washington D.C. getting a masters degree and had traveled around Latin America to Argentina, Ecuador, Chile and Peru, where she lived for two years. Upon arriving in Rio she wanted to dedicate herself to music but didn’t know how to begin. “During that time where I was doing a lot of soul searching,” said Jesuton.“I was walking along the street in Ipanema and I saw a guy, his name was Alfredo Buendia, he had an amazing setup. I heard his voice before I saw him.” It was Buendia who encouraged Jesuton and told her the equipment she’d need to sing on the streets. “I started and I really really loved it. There’s so much freedom in it.” said Jesuton. “I really liked her voice and style,” Rio piano and musical theory teacher, Ana Espinola told The Rio Times. “She’s very well tuned and didn’t sound like everyone else.” Espinola became any early fan of Jesuton through videos posted online of her singing on the streets.
At the same time another Carioca, writer Glória Perez, was also discovering Jestuon’s live performances. Later when Perez was looking for an international song for her upcoming novela “Salve Jorge”, she thought of Jesuton and contacted her to cover Dione Warwick’s “I’ll Never Love This Way Again” for the novela soundtrack.
From there Jesuton began to be known be a broader audience in Brazil. When asked how it felt to gain popularity in a foreign.~ country, Jesuton said, “I don’t know if it’s strange because I would say that I didn’t try to forge a musical career in London. I think sometimes people might have the idea that I was singing on the streets in various different countries around Latin America or I tried my luck in London and it didn’t work out.”~Chesney Hearst(http://riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/rio-entertainment/jesuton-british-singer-shines-in-rio/#).