All Songs Considered Alt.Latino: A Latin Jazz survey, plus Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso
Mar 12, 2025
Dive into the lost 1978 album by Brazilian drummer Edison Machado, blending jazz, bossa nova, and samba. Discover emerging artists like Michi and Adam O'Farrill, pushing the boundaries of jazz in the name of freedom. Celebrate Vivir Quintana's voice for women's issues with 'Más Libre Que En Casa' and explore Lucia Sarmiento's evolution in contemporary jazz. Join a relaxed behind-the-scenes conversation about a recent music mix and the creative process. Great tunes and engaging stories await!
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Edison Machado's Lost Jazz Album
- Edison Machado's lost 1978 album blends jazz, bossa nova, and samba uniquely.
- It reflects his journey from Brazil under dictatorship to jazz scenes in Europe and the U.S.
Jazz as Freedom and Resistance
- Jazz represents freedom and total freedom of expression.
- It acts as a form of resistance and democracy where each instrument has an equal voice.
Michi's Soulful Bossa Indie Style
- Michi, rising in LA's Latino indie scene, blends soulful styles with bossa nova undertones.
- Her debut album 'Dirty Tot' marks a stylistic evolution with progressive energy.