Well as the saying goes... something old, something new and something blue. The last post was something old, this album is something new just don't expect something blue. There are plenty of other places on the web you can go for that...
Saravah Soul is a band from the melting pot of London, meeting through the underground music scene (they are seriously good live) and forming a band to play their own brand of soul flavored brazillian samba-funk that is more than a little reminiscent of Jorge Ben put through a contemporary funk car wash.
The band is fronted by Brazillian Otto Nascarella and cast including Bass virtuoso Matheus Nova has performed with the likes of Brazilian samba divas Elza Soares and Alcione. Kiris Houston on keys and guitar has worked with top soul artists including Jocelyn Brown and Estelle. Eduardo Marques is one of the most in demand Brazilian drummers in London, and works with top Brazilian artists such as Ed Motta. Percussionist/flautist Jack Yglesias is legendary on the contemporary funk scene, having played with The Poets of Rhythm, Lee Fields, The Soul Destroyers, Quantic Soul Orchestra and Spanky Wilson. The horn section is led by the sax player Marcelo Andrade, who also plays on Jazzinho
01. Oil Is Thicker Than Blood
02. Nao Posso Te Levar A Serio
03. It's Doing My Head In
04. Arroz Com Feijao
05. Funk E Saravah
06. Roubada
07. Role De Bike
08. Supersossego
09. Homesick
10. It's Doing My Head In (Instrumental)
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