Mazarin - Interlúdio [2020]

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We can’t say geography is determinant – some musicians from Mazarin arrived from Beja, others landed in the band from further south – but what’s relevant is where they crossed paths with each other, between academic studies advanced classical music studies, trips to Hot Clube in search of jazz wisdom and, specially, night clubs where they surfed the waves of contemporary hip-hop and multiple electronic speeds.

Vicente Booth (guitar), João Spencer (bass), Léo Vrillaud (keys) and João Romão (drums) are now a part of the Monster Jinx family, stepping into our purple universe with the release of a single that is the perfect indicator of the formula they have been peacefully developing in their laboratory, on western Lisbon. But the sound they dominate nowadays is the result of a troubled two-year path, filled with recordings, stages, roads and many tryouts.

The quartet showed itself for the first time in 2018, when Mazarin released their self-titled EP through Bandcamp, a work that clearly revealed the generation in which they were born, mainly by including a version of “Lavender Town”, a creation by japanese Junichi Masuda, known by many from Pokémon videogames. At the time of the presentation of Mazarin to Rimas e Batidas, the band...  more

released December 3, 2020

Vicente Booth - Guitarra

João Spencer - Baixo

Léo Vrillaud - Teclas

João Romão - Bateria

Gravado por Nuno Rua e alunos @ ETIC

Misturado por Pedro Ferreira e masterizado por Fábio Jevelim @ HAUS

Composições por Vicente Booth, Afonso Serro, João Romão, Léo Vrillaud e João Spencer

Artwork por Diogo Matos (www.instagram.com/diogoomatos.ai)

Mazarin tem o apoio ELEMENTUS MUSICALIS

hip-hop jazz neo-soul rock monster jinx nu-jazz Portugal