Lavoura
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BR são paulo – Nu Jazz / Retro Future Sound / Neo Soul / Future Beats / Brazilian Jazz
Lavoura

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Samacô Records
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Kosmophonia Album 2008
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Hybrid Machines Album 2005
Samacô/La Tintota Records
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Photosynthesis Album 2014
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Nu Steps Album 2011
Samacô Records/Pipa Music
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Mirã vol. 1 Single 2018
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With roots established in brazilian, jazz, electronic music and hip hop, Lavoura is a group of seven members: composers, producers, arrangers, beatmakers, musicians, visual artists and inventors.

The release of the singles "MM Moods" and "Ametista" marks the group's return to recording studios four years after the album "Photosynthesis". In the series of singles that integrate the project "Mirã" (in future in Tupi-Guarani), Lavoura shows researches related to African matrix, Latin music and p-funk.

The use of analog synthesizers associated with percussion and the hybrid drums, with electronic and acoustic parts, produces a peculiar sonority. To this are added electric piano, saxophones, flute, guitar, bass and beats.

The result is a rhythm-referenced, cinematic, and constantly mutating sound. "MM Moods", composed by Marcelo Monteiro, expresses the Brazilianness of Lavoura. Already Ametista, by Fernando TRZ, begins with ambiences to explode in an avant-garde groove.

About Lavoura

Created in 2003, named after the novel Lavoura Arcaica by Raduan Nassar, in the context of sample culture, Lavoura has always worked in the frontier zones of electronics, jazz, popular culture, Brazilian, Latin, indigenous heritage and Africanisms

In 2005, two years after being created as a duo and releasing the demo Raízes Aéreas (2003) and the album Máquinas Híbridas (2004), the group established itself as a quartet and started to sound more organic, mixing 70´s groove with electronics and approaching of subgenres such as soulful, nu jazz, broken beats and future jazz.

This quartet line lasted nine years and resulted in Kosmophonia (2008) and Nu Steps (2011). The group became a quintet in Photosynthesis (2014) and a septet in the series of singles Mirã, which begins with Ametista and MM Moods. The new compositions represent a breakthrough in terms of rhythmic, harmonic and melodic complexity. By blending genres, styles, territories and ambiences, Lavoura goes beyond categorizations and creates soundtracks for imaginary movies.