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Listen To Zoe Youre Going To Brazil Jazz Song By Musicante At Looperman.com

24th Jan 2015 22:49 - 10 years ago
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Description : This is kind of a funky jazz track with a bit of a Latin flair. This track include the fine musicianship from composer and guitarist Franco Q, Scott Burkholder on drums, percussion, arrangement and mixing, and Dan Rosati on sax. Also loops from our members, imusicmansaul99 (vocals,) danke, yappy, and rogueai. If you wish to download the track use the corrected title: "Zoe, You're Going To Brazil." Please enjoy and let us know what you think.

Comments (9)

If you have time take a listen and give Musicante some feedback.

ImproveWithError
ImproveWithError 26th Jan 2015 21:58 - 10 years ago
Really nice job on this track, I love the intro, it grabs the listener right away. Thanks for sharing, you did really good on this one.

Kyle
Musicante
Musicante replied 14th Feb 2015 - 10 years ago
Thanks so much, Kyle. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen and chime in with your kind words.

Sorry for not replying sooner. I've been busy setting up a new computer, and you probably know what a pain that is!

Ciao,
M.
15ludwicke
15ludwicke 25th Jan 2015 19:38 - 10 years ago
Loved the sax improvised solo! Really clear and crisp mix with superb note choice and tasteful selection of instruments. Great work man!

Rico L.
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Hey Rico,

So glad you appreciate our work and chimed in and let us know. Many thanks for your time and effort.

Ciao,
M.
dansjoy4
dansjoy4 25th Jan 2015 18:30 - 10 years ago
Hey man this is sweet! Nice groovy tune you have here. Solid piece of work...love the robot voice added in too!
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Many thanks, Dan. So glad you enjoyed it and took the time to leave your kind words. We certainly appreciate it.

Ciao,
M.
Tumbleweed
Tumbleweed 25th Jan 2015 17:40 - 10 years ago
Hey Musicante....no fair,,,you have a plugged line-up again...haha...another fine bit of work and cool intro, it takes on a nice flowing live feel when the band just connect with each other...knew it would be good when I read your description...I was right again...enjoyed this one guys....Ed
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Hi Ed,

LOL...Yes, we are very fortunate to be able to get such fine performers to work on our projects. It also give us much encouragement to have fine musicians, as yourself, to appreciate our work and let us know, so thank you much for your time and effort.

Ciao,
M.
ValveDriver
ValveDriver 25th Jan 2015 14:31 - 10 years ago
I'm pretty sure that from this point forward, there will be no hesitation on my part to click play whenever I see you guys have a new one up. So far, each one I've listened to has been nothing but high quality. This one is, without question, no exception!

You guys have done a great job, here.

Take care.
V.
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Hi ValveDriver,

We're really happy you like our music and will continue to listen. Our music is our passion and it's always nice to be appreciated. Many thanks!

Ciao,
M.
Danke
Danke 25th Jan 2015 14:13 - 10 years ago
Hoppaaa!

What an uplifting, happy, progressive jazzy one...huge work in this track from every musician...great, cheesy melodies and it easily could be a hit song on the list of kinda independent radio...

Thankx for being part of it...Much respect and shake hands!

Danke
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Hi Danke,

Thanks so much for checking us out and leaving your encouraging words. Did you notice we used a couple of your loops?

Ciao,
M.
promenade2239
promenade2239 25th Jan 2015 13:56 - 10 years ago
nice work musicante. I like that bassline and the sound of drums. sax line was very enjoyable too. Solid production of 'smooth jazz'. I really like that. Best, Alex
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Hi Alex,

So glad you enjoyed our track and left your kind words to let us all know. We really appreciate it...Thanks!

Ciao,
M.
soundhound
soundhound 24th Jan 2015 23:56 - 10 years ago
Cool track...
Just need some simple, Congas dancing deep in the groove to lock
this down...

You've created a nice space, so everything could dance apart while
maintaining that together, feeling throughout the song...
Nicely done...

Peace...TG.
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Hey TG,

Glad you can appreciate our track and took time to comment. Many thanks!

Ciao,
M.
midiman007
midiman007 24th Jan 2015 23:49 - 10 years ago
Nice job guys. I have family from Brazil. It sound nice and the mix good..
Musicante
Musicante replied 25th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Thanks allot, Midiman. Glad you like it and took time to comment.

Ciao,
M.

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