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Tuesday April 24 2018 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $10 The Leandro Joaquim Sextet www.facebook.com/leandrojoaquimtrumpetplayer/ Jazz, Funk, Rock, Reggae, Bossa Nova, Samba, Afrobeat, Ska Jaz Clemente www.facebook.com/jazclementemusic/ Afrolatin funk soul dance-pop groove nudisco Zanzibar www.facebook.com/Zanzibarband/ World Music/Funk The Leandro Joaquim Sextet -from Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil/San Francisco, CA -Leandro Joaquim began his musical career at the age 15 in his hometown of Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo. He studied trumpet at the Symphony Orchestra in his city and later specialized in Jazz and Música Popular Brasileira (or MPB, a trend in post-bossa nova urban popular music in Brazil that revisits typical Brazilian styles such as samba, samba-canção and baião and other Brazilian regional music, combining those with foreign influences, such as from jazz and rock) at the "Dr. Carlos de Campos Musical Conservatory "in the city of Tatuí, São Paulo. Leandro spent 15 years in Rio de Janeiro, as he build his career by performing along side many national and internationally acclaimed artists such as Elba Ramalho, Marcos Valle, Cidade Negra, João Donato, Hyldon, Mauricio Baia, Carlos Dafé, Gilberto Gil, Jards Macalé, Lucas Santana, Tony Allen, and many more. He was the Musical Director of the band “Lets Play That” of the great Brazilian music master Jards Macalé, as well as founding member of Sobrado 112, Paraphernalia, Abayomy Afrobeat Orchestra, and Monte Alegre Hot Jazz Band. “Sobre As Cores e a Nossa Tempo” Portuguese for "About Colors and Our Time" is the first solo album by Leandro where he plays trumpet and sings a selection of his original compositions. The album was recorded in Rio de Janeiro in 2013 and released under Maravilha8 record label. Ricardo Dias produced the album with musical participation from several dear musician friends such as Band Ce, Bnegao, Sobrado 112 and a few others who made this 9 tracks album possible. Leandro smoothly takes his audience on a mysterious and colorful musical journey as his music navigates through various genres such as Rock, Jaz, Funk, Reggae and Bossa Nova, with sophisticated and deeply personal lyrics that talk about struggles and triumphs of everyday life. He uses psychedelic effects while experimenting with different arrangements and formations that go from a rock'n'roll trio to a jazz quintet, through duets of puffs with piano, machines of noises, delays and synthesizers. Jaz Clemente -from Oakland, CA -Jaz Clemlente grooves at the intersection of AfroLatin rhythms, East Bay Funk, 70's Soul, and nuDisco, with a message of resistance, hope, and love. Riding the edges of acoustic and electronic sounds, these fresh tunes inspire and activate to release fears and doubt and move forward with love and hope and groove. Zanzibar Kerry Wing (Vocals, Guitar, Percussion) Ricardo Molina (Percussion, Vocals) Eric Tabellion (Bass, Percussion) Tim Hilborn (Drums, Percussion, Vocals) Rudy Ramirez (Guitar, Percussion) -from Bay Area, CA -Named after the spice island located off the coast of Tanzania, Zanzibar blends elements of Afro-Funk, Afro-Cuban and Latin influences into their music. With a heavy groove of East Bay Funk mixed in, their original compositions lend themselves well to live shows, getting everyone on their feet throughout the whole set. Zanzibar packs a punch into their tight performances and is perfect for music festivals and other high-energy dance venues. Staying true to its world influences, Zanzibar’s music features lyrics in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. Zanzibar brings a very refreshing, new sound to the musical landscape. |
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