MOMO.
229 London, Venue 1, W1W 5PN , [Venue Details]With sophisticated hints of música popular brasileira (MPB), Tropicália, Afrobeat, folk rock, psychedelia and jazz, MOMO.'s music has always resisted categorisation, and new album Tum Tum Tum is no different.
The eighth album from London-based Brazilian artist Marcelo Frota aka MOMO., features guest appearances from Brazilian bossa nova legend Marcos Valle and Smoke City's Nina Miranda as well as UK jazz trombonist Rosie Turton and his tight-knit band - recorded in South London.
The album moves fluidly between moods and registers, from the warmth of crisp basslines to frenetic percussion, and from punchy horns to floaty strings, reflecting a career spent absorbing whatever was around him, whether that was fado in Lisbon, the jazz scene in London, or the psychedelic currents of 1970s Brazil that first shaped him. His hushed voice and cunningly-shaped guitar lines remain the through- line, transforming delicate melodies into the sound of an artist who has a deep understanding of his own musical identity.
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Admission: £19.94
Age restriction: 18+
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With sophisticated hints of música popular brasileira (MPB), Tropicália, Afrobeat, folk rock, psychedelia and jazz, MOMO.'s music has always resisted categorisation, and new album Tum Tum Tum is no different.
The eighth album from London-based Brazilian artist Marcelo Frota aka MOMO., features guest appearances from Brazilian bossa nova legend Marcos Valle and Smoke City's Nina Miranda as well as UK jazz trombonist Rosie Turton and his tight-knit band - recorded in South London.
The album moves fluidly between moods and registers, from the warmth of crisp basslines to frenetic percussion, and from punchy horns to floaty strings, reflecting a career spent absorbing whatever was around him, whether that was fado in Lisbon, the jazz scene in London, or the psychedelic currents of 1970s Brazil that first shaped him. His hushed voice and cunningly-shaped guitar lines remain the through- line, transforming delicate melodies into the sound of an artist who has a deep understanding of his own musical identity.
Admission: £19.94
Age restriction: 18+
Halibuts is the only place to find ALL London's live music.
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