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Labiata by Lenine (Osvaldo Lenine Macedo Pimentel) (CD, 2008)

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Artist
Lenine (Osvaldo Lenine Macedo Pimentel)
Format
CD
Producer
Andrea Comodo; Rodrigo Campello
Release Year
2008
Record Label
Universal
Release Title
Labiata
Genre
International

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Product Identifiers

Producer
Andrea Comodo; Rodrigo Campello
Record Label
Universal
UPC
7893251000072
eBay Product ID (ePID)
11050125920

Product Key Features

Release Year
2008
Format
CD
Genre
International
Artist
Lenine (Osvaldo Lenine Macedo Pimentel)
Release Title
Labiata

Additional Product Features

Distribution
Fontana Distribution
Number of Discs
1
Engineer
Denilson Campos; Rodrigo Delacroix
Additional information
Personnel: Rodrigo Campello (acoustic guitar, cavaquinho, programming, scratches, background vocals); Alexandre Araújo (violin); Zé Canuto (soprano saxophone, background vocals); Aldivas Ayres (trombone, background vocals); Serginho Tombone (trombone); Sidon Silva (horns, drums, reco-reco); Celso Alvim (drums, snare drum, cymbals); Carl Ferrari (drums, cymbals, surdo); Pedro Luis, Serginho Trombone, Jessé Sadoc (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Denilson Campos; Rodrigo Delacroix. Recording information: Carranca Studio, Recife, Brazil (03/2008-06/2008); Estudio Ministereo, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (03/2008-06/2008); Orquaidario Da Casa Dos Lagos, Vale Das Videiros (03/2008-06/2008); Solo Audio Studios, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (03/2008-06/2008); Tenda Da Raposa Rio De Janeiro (03/2008-06/2008). Photographer: Nana Moraes. Singer, songwriter, guitarist, and eminent sonic wizard Lenine likes to consider himself essentially as a composer. While he has maintained a very active career writing music for (and with) a multitude of Brazilian artists, performing worldwide, and getting involved in television and theater projects, his studio output is not exactly prolific, with only six releases in almost 30 years (plus two live albums). This, however, has not hampered Lenine from building a considerable reputation on the world music circuit, notably in France and Japan. Understandably, any news from this reticent but strikingly original and truly global artist is eagerly awaited by an attentive audience -- and with good reason, since people this talented rarely disappoint. In this light, the release of Labiata was truly a significant event on the 2008 world music calendar. The album finds Lenine pursuing his unique blend of experiment and tradition, with a heavily textured sound that belies its dissonant complexity by means of both its graceful rhythms and its laid-back vocal style. Imagine a background of distorted Sonic Youth guitars intercut with Parliament funk riffs, but all miraculously quiet as opposed to loud, and then everything set to hypnotic Brazilian percussion tracks -- reminiscent of those Paul Simon borrowed for The Rhythm of the Saints. A relentless drone -- and yet, it grooves! As has often been noted, Lenine is a true heir to the tropicalista movement in his ambition to mix the local (i.e., Brazilian, specifically from the Pernambuco region) with the universal (i.e., Western electric music). In this respect, it should also be mentioned that, among other things, Labiata is an experimental electric guitar album, one that should appeal equally (and perhaps surprisingly) to those interested in contemporary Brazilian music, as well as to fans of challenging players such as Adrian Belew and Marc Ribot. The tropicalismo legacy is also ostensibly in evidence in Lenine's lyrics, always eager to transform a pop song into a platform for poetic or philosophical meditations, very much in the vein of Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil. In typical Brazilian col
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo

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