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Studio Rio
Studio Rio Presents: The Brazil Connection is an album of well-known songs arranged for samba and bossa nova. The recording was published in digital formats, on vinyl record, and as a compact disc in 2014 by Legacy Recordings. Song versions were arranged and performed by Studio Rio, a band of Brazilian musicians specializing in the bossa nova and samba genres. Notable members include Roberto Menescal and Marcos Valle.
The album's release was timed to coincide with the FIFA World Cup Brazil in June 2014, and the collection was included in ESPN's coverage of the 2014 world cup. "Studio Rio Presents: The Brazil Connection" was also published as part of the 2014 official FIFA album titled "One Love, One Rhythm." The album's twelve tracks include the vocals of Bill Withers, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Billie Holiday, Sly & The Family Stone, The Isley Brothers, Mel Torme, Nina Simone, Johnny Nash, Dave Brubeck with Carmen McRae, Andy Williams and Sarah Vaughan. The album was produced by Frank and Christian Berman who used separation technology to isolate the vocals from master recordings. They then blended the vocals with new instrumentation.
==Development and Compositon==
In an interview with the ''Huffington Post'', the Bermans said that, prior to developing "The Brazil Connection," they had been attending raves in London where they heard expert Brazilian music. At the same time, they greatly admired the jazz standards of the 1960s and 70s as sung by Billie Holiday, Arethra Franklin, and Sly and the Family Stone. One day they heard a Billie Holiday recording from a distance. All they could hear was the voice, and they got the idea from that to combine jazz standard vocals with new arrangements and instrumentation. Their aim was to blend "the beauty of the classic American vocal performances of Billie Holiday or Aretha Franklin or Sly Stone with that sultry, really fantastic intelligent Brazilian backbone."〔 The compilation uses twenty musicians and four composers. The Bermans selected the songs that would work in new Brazilian arrangements from their "office," a coffee shop one block away from the beach in Rio de Janeiro. In composing the album, the Bermans used technology to isolate the vocals from original tracks, then they assembled the musicians of Studio Rio and recorded them playing along to the recorded voice, using a click track to establish the rhythm. The album uses few overdubs.〔 In explaining the division of labor, Frank Berman said that he is the one who talks to the record companies and locates studios for the musicians while Christian prefers to work directly with musicians in the studio.
The Bermans expressed an intention to take the album on a tour, with stops to include London, New York, Amsterdam, and Berlin. The tour will feature the live performances of the instrumentalists while using recordings of the original vocal artists.
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