SEGCD0801

1. Sempre
2. Domingo
3. Comboio
4. Family Album
5. Assim
6. Passa por Mim
7. Telefone
8. Encanto
9. Together

NEW RELEASE....

NEW ALBUM SEMENTES DUE FOR RELEASE 22 SEPTEMBER 2008

Adriano Adewale Group's debut album Sementes is due for release on SEGUE RECORDS in September 08.

Featuring:
Adriano Adewale: Percussion / Vocals
Kadialy Kouyate: Kora / Vocals
Marcelo Andrade: Sax / Flute/ Rabeca
Nathan Thomson: Double Bass / Flute

Special Guests: Antonio Forcione: Acoustic Guitar | Gilad Atzmon: Clarinet/Accordion

Produced by Gilad Atzmon

Release date: 22 September 2008

For press enquiries please contact: Helen Maleed
020 7732 4624 / 07986 235 855
helen@greendesk.demon.co.uk

Distributed by Kudos Records Ltd www.kudosrecords.co.uk

Original Artwork Clare Curtis www.clarecurtis.co.uk

Further details to follow. Please visit this page again or join the mailing list to receive more information.

All licensing enquiries to info@segue.org.uk

Adriano Adewale is available for performances as follows:-

Adriano Adewale Group: quartet featuring Adriano Adewale on percussion, Nathan Thomson on Double Bass and flute, Marcelo Andrade on flute, sax and rabeca and Kadialy Kouyate on Kora and vocals.

Adriano Adewale: a solo concert featuring Adriano Adewale on percussion and vocals.

To make your booking or for more information please contact Fiona Mason on 01206 825600 fiona@segue.org.uk

"A brilliant performance that has raised the bar in terms of world music concerts at the pavilion."
Royal International Pavilion, Llangollen, April 2008

“Pinto's bongos add extra drive” - Matt Swaine - SONGLINES, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2005

“Adriano Pinto from Brazil, who made the most unlikely of sounds with a wide array of fascinating percussion instruments. “ RT – The Shetland Weekly newspaper 03/05/05

“All is beautifully set off by the fly-fingered percussion on bongos and calabash of Brazilian Adriano Pinto” - Gill Mariner - Chelmsford Borough Council of Weekly news - Essex UK

“We were also treated to excellent … percussion by Brazilian Adriano Pinto, who was amazingly dexterous on the calabash.” - Rasik Bhadresa of East Anglican Daily Times

 “Rochford is complemented by the percussion of Brazilian Adriano Adewale Itauna, who is excellent throughout, and adds a welcome touch of authentic South American exotica to the recording.” By Ian Mann, 2006

“[one] of the London jazz scene's most energetic and imaginative young musicians.” - Rob Adams, 21/05/2005

"The master percussionist” – RNCM