Released: 2005
SCEP 410 | EAN: 8018344114101 | 
Buy EP 12"
Introducing the amazing new album of Rosalia “Brasil Precisa Balançar”, out by the end of January, this 12″ contains 3 different versions of the same song. The song entitling this single is “Jogo De Roda”, an unusual and explored cover of the same piece by ‘mestre’ Edu Lobo; reworked in a Bossa Jazz key.
On side A the record presents a rather surprising version of the classic album cut by The Invisible Session, a new name on Schema worth following carefully in the future. The spacey, clubby intro gives way to a straighter Latin jazz tune. The tribal game ritual in the lyrics is sang by a voice touched with effects, which opens to reveal its true colours in the chorus. Impeccable the Bossa jazz execution by the recording band.
The side B opens with the album version. Sublime in the arrangements, intense in the interpretation of Rosalia. The extra track by the Trio is a flawless instrumental execution of the piece by a crème of original Brazilian musicians.
CREDITS
Adriano Souza - piano (A1, B1,e B2)Adriano Giffoni - double bass (A1, B1 B2)
Marcio Bahia - drums (A1, B1, B2)
Sidinho - percussion (A1, B1)
Roberto Rossi - trombone (A1, B1)
Guta Menezes - flugelhorn (B1)
Sergio Galvão - saxophone (B1)
Marco Bianchi - add piano and piano solo (A1)
Paolo Fedreghini - keyboards and effects (A1)
Luciano Cantone - snare drum and surdo (A1)
jogo de roda: written Edu Lobo and Ruy Guerra
A1:
produced by Luciano Cantone
arranged, recorded and mixed at Paul & Mark studio, Milan, Italy by The Invisible Session
The Invisible Session are Luciano Cantone, Paolo Fedreghini and Marco Bianchi
B1, B2:
produced and arranged by Roberto Menescal
recorded in Rio De Janeiro, Brasil at Fibra Estudio
recording engineer: João Jacques
mixed in Bergamo, Italy at Cavò Studio by Roberto Menescal and Paolo Filippi
mastered at Nautilus by Giovanni Versari