Year of Production: 2010
Catalog: SDU-009
Digital Distribution: OneRPM
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tracks
1. O Guarani 03:41
2. Tico-tico no Fubá 04:06
3. Ska Around the Nation 05:09
4. Carinhoso 03:55
5. Trenzinho do Caipira 04:48
6. Nanã 03:39
7. Skarnaval Medley 04:51
8. Águas de Março 02:59
9. Na downtown shoemaker 03:17
10. Revolution Ska 03:42
11. O Barquinho / Summer Samba 04:01
12. Rocksteady 147 02:36
13. Águas de Março (Dub) 03:04
RECORDED IN THE STUDIO THE SCREAM BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 2008/ APRIL 2009
PRODUCED BY SERGIO SOFFIATTI
RECORDED, MIXED AND MASTERED BY SERGIO SOFFIATTI
EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION - FELIPPE PIPETA
TIME TO DANCE SKA
Conceived by musician and producer Sérgio Soffiatti and trumpeter Felippe Pipeta in 2005, OBMJ only came to life in 2008. The initial idea was to play Jamaican roots music, ska, rocksteady and early reggae, but soon came the idea of playing classics from the Brazilian in these styles. In the repertoire, attention is drawn to a lively version of “O Guarani”, by Carlos Gomes, and of other songs such as “Águas de Março”, “Barquinho”, “Samba de Verão” and “Garota de Ipanema”. The OBMJ goes further and turns choro into a ska in “Carinhoso” by Pixinguinha and “Ticotico no Fubá” by Zequinha de Abreu. Brazilian music with a nice balance of early reggae, ska and rocksteady, Jamaican root rhythms.credits
released October 10, 2010
OBMJ has Ruben Marley on trombone, Marcelo Cotarelli (Funk Como Le Gusta) on trumpet and flugel, Fernando Bastos (Orquestra Paulista de Soul, Banda Cara de Pau) on tenor sax and flute and Igor Thomaz on baritone and alto sax, Fabio Luchs on drums, Rafael Toloi on bass, Pesro Cunha on keyboards, in addition to Pipeta (Sapo Banjo) on trumpet and flugel and Sérgio Soffiatti (Skuba) on guitars and vocals.
