Ao Vivo Nos Aliados
Label | Rastilho Records – RASTILHO218CD2021 |
Format | CD, Album |
Barcode | 5609330057323 |
Country | Portugal |
Released | 18 Jun 2021 |
Genre | Jazz, Funk / Soul |
On December 28, 2019, Marta Ren fulfilled an old dream: "to flood" Avenida dos Aliados in Porto (Portugal)with a wave of groove alongside one of her favorite orchestras - "the incredible Matosinhos JazzOrchestra". It was a magical night where, together, they recreated their first solo album, "Stop, Look,Listen" while also revisiting some of their favorite American songbook classics.It is common for the peak of an artist's career in Portugal to be marked by a concert or record with anOrchestra, but Marta Ren's career has not (yet) reached its peak and this meeting was not fortuitous: Martagrew up in Matosinhos, lived in Porto where he graduated in arts and musical practice, including jazzsinging.But this meeting is not just another episode in her rich journey. It was the subject of rehearsals, newchoices, new arrangements and is one more contribution to black-inspired music made in Portugal.Her record on record is entitled "Marta Ren invites Matosinhos Jazz Orchestra ao Vivo nos Aliados" andwill be released on August 27 (2021) in Portugal by Rastilho Records."Seventeen musicians amplify the queen of soul-funk. Hold on!", as the orchestra's conductor, PedroGuedes, enthusiastically described it in the preparation of this special show, which will return to the stageas soon as conditions allow.On this record, the complicity between the singer-songwriter and the conductor can be felt in "SmilingFaces", a composition of hers that remains a hidden radio hit, or in "Nature Boy", a very personal choicefrom the Jazz Songbook, that Marta Ren transforms into a magical and signature version of her.
1 | Worth It | |
2 | Release Me | |
3 | I'm Not Your Regular Woman | |
4 | Smiling Faces | |
5 | Nature Boy | |
6 | Summer's Gone (Didn't Swim) | |
7 | So Long | |
8 | Let's Talk About The Kids |