Luiz Zamith "Introspecção"

Country: Brasil
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock
Label: Masque Records
Format: CD
Release date: July 2018
Tracklist: 
1 Introspecção (3:02)
2 Alguem Ainda Se Lembra das Antas ? (7:50)
3 Outro Dia (6:58)
4 Cantiga (5:04)
5 Tema No 1 (0:50)
6 Vice-Versa (3:24)
7 Balada (5:21)
8 Trem de Cão (5:55)
9 Essência  (5:57)

Total Time 44:21

Line-up: 
Luiz Zamith (Vitral) - electric guitar
Augusto Mattoso - electric bass
Elcio Cáfaro - drums
Paulo Teles - flute
Ronaldo Rodrigues - keyboards
   With
Masé Sant'Anna - vocals (8)

Description/Reviews: 

Musically speaking it is a combination of Brazilian atmospheres and Jazz Fusion, Classical music and Progressive Rock influences. The electric guitar and the flute have an important role in the melodic melody lines. The music has that typical South American (or must I say Brazilian) warmth. 

Read the full review by Douwe Fledderus at progvisions.nl

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Vitral "Entre as Estrelas"

Country: Brazil
Genre(s): Instrumental Symphonic
Label: Masque Records
Format: CD
Release date: December 2017
Tracklist: 
1 Pétala de Sangue ( 6:49 )
2 Entre as Estrelas ( 52:22 )
3 Vitral ( 5:12 )

Total Time 64:23

Line-up: 
Claudio Dantas (Quaterna Réquiem): Drums, perucussion
Eduardo Aguillar: Keyboards, bass
Luiz Zamith: Guitars
Marcus Moura (Bacamarte): Flutes

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Sinagoga Zen "Sinagoga Zen"

Country: Brazil
Genre(s): Progressive Rock, Fusion
Label: Masque Records
Format: CD
Release date: November 2014
Tracklist: 
1. Mudança dos Tempos ( 20:15 )
2. 2014 ( 4:14 )
3. Presença ( 4: 51 )
4. Abdu Pensante ( 4:51 )
5. Instante de Velejar ( 10: 39 )

Line-up: 
Rafael Teclas - Keyboards, piano
Alison Sebben - Drums, percussion
Giulia Ferreira Dall'Oglio - Vocals
Felipe C. Taborda - Guitar, bass
Wilian M. Baldasso - Bass, violin, guitar

Description/Reviews: 

The album opens with the long epic “Mudanca dos tempos” (20:15). After a short intro with Mellotron strings and organ the full band joins with a jazz fusion part full of up tempo and complex rhythm changes. Then the first vocal harmonies follow. After this you can enjoy a classical piano part before the band bursts into complex prog rock with a jazzy atmosphere. This diverse track has it all; prog, jazz, vocal parts and classical melodies. The use of the violin and viola gives this piece some classical atmospheres and there are some beautiful vocal parts. But you also hear complex rhythms and heavy prog guitars. The music has a South American Temperament and is sometimes a little bit hectic.

 Read the full review by Douwe Fledderus at progvisions.nl

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