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01. Vinicius Mendes - Absurdo N°1 (ou Muiraquitã)
02. Vinicius Mendes - Baião do Agremiá
03. Vinicius Mendes - Meu Canário Vizinho Azul
04. Vinicius Mendes - Aldeia de Ogum
05. Vinicius Mendes - Variações
06. Vinicius Mendes - Gente, Como a Gente - Dedicada a Tarsila do Amaral
07. Vinicius Mendes - Tombo em Pé
08. Vinicius Mendes - Mineiro
09. Vinicius Mendes - As Margens do Desejo
10. Vinicius Mendes - Meio a Meio
11. Vinicius Mendes - Memorial dos Sentimentos Escusos
12. Vinicius Mendes - Cafuringa
ARTIST
TITLE
Macunaismo Tardio Vol.1 & 2
FORMAT
2LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
NEWNOAJ 002LP NEWNOAJ 002LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
5/24/2024

Vinícius Mendes is a saxophonist, flautist, composer, improviser and researcher from the inland state of Minas Gerais in Brasil, known not only for its wealth of minerals and mining activities, but for its deep musical traditions founded by such pioneers as Milton Nascimento and Lô Borges. Having graduated from the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, one of the most important centers of excellence in Brasil, with a BA in Popular Music and an MA in Music, Mendes continued to research improvisation in free jazz and in Brasilian popular instrumental music at the university. In 2014, Vinícius released his first instrumental work at the Savassi Jazz Festival, and one year later he recorded the album NAU -- a heady mix of free jazz and traditional Brasilian music, and something of a prelude to Macunaísmo Tardio, the album he recorded Volume One of in 2021 with Volume Two following in 2022 and one that is finally available in full. Macunaísmo Tardio is a perfect release for the label, masterminded by Jazzanova's Jürgen von Knoblauch, which concerns itself with shedding light on criminally overlooked masterpieces. This album is, without a doubt, one of these. The LP features original compositions by Mendes himself, as well as fresh arrangements of Brasilian classics from Lucca Noacco, Toninho Horta, and a stunning version of the evergreen dance floor classic "Aldeia de Ogum" by Joyce Moreno.