Addia Furtado, an actress and percussionist, develops her percussive research on the rhythms of Afro-Brazilian culture and traditional rhythms from West African countries, a region of the ancient Mandingo Empire, having already taken courses with african masters: Sekouba Oulare, Babara Bangoura, Fode Bangoura, Bolokada Conde, among others. Also trained as an actress and producer since 2003.
She is currently part of the african dance and percussion group Abayomi and the group formed by women La Clínica, which mixes percussion and African and Afro Brazilian dance with several performative elements with the woman as protagonist.
For all of our musician friends and family, below is a list of organizations that are offering help to musicians in need during this challenging time. Also, check out Billboard’s list of resources (state-by-state – U.S.) MusiCares Sweet Relief Haven Foundation Foundation for Contemporary Arts Equal Sound (per gig per band member) Arts & Avenues Denver (only […]
This February, Matías Medús, a musician, producer, and recording technician from the Alamo Studio in General Roca, Rio Black, Argentina, will set off on a trip in order to record music of the world. Armed with a small recording system, some instruments, and an iPhone 7; Matías will begin his trip in London recording musicians and artists who […]
