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Antonio Loureiro

Piano / Drums / Percussion / Vocals

Meet the artist

A multi-instrumentalist and composer who crosses the boundaries between Brazilian songs, instrumental music, jazz, and electronic music. Despite complex rhythms and compositions, he retains a natural sense of songfulness, creating rich sounds that connect with Minas’ music. Keyboards, percussion and voice soften the boundary between songs and instrumental pieces.

Interlocking rhythms retain naturally memorable melody, while closer listening reveals the construction underneath. Harmonies associated with Minas song extend into contemporary recording and varied ensembles. Improvisation and a composer's overview remain closely linked. His work presents Brazilian music as a culture still generating new sounds rather than a fixed stylistic template.

Where to start listening

Enter through the vocal melody, then turn to the details of keyboards and percussion. Compare the impression of the whole song with the individual layers.

  1. Só album cover2012

    Só

    Antonio Loureiro

    Works that combine songs with instrumental music, creating a multi-layered rhythm. It combines the feel of Brazilian songs with complex structures and improvisation, resulting in music that resonates from every detail.

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  2. Livre album cover2018

    Livre

    Antonio Loureiro

    A work that explores the freedom of expression through songs and the sounds of various instruments. Brazilian music and jazz, combined with electronic tones, create a flow that combines precision and natural vocal charm.

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Brazilian Jazz · Contemporary Jazz

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