Soma Soma releases the album "Aqua Viva", which combines Brazilian, African, jazz and experimental sounds with Brazil and the United Kingdom.

English band inspired by Brazilian, Sum The album is back with its genre, diverse and rich music “Jellyfish”. With 10 years of history and an album with an EP and their baggage, the band invites you to immerse yourself deeply in human issues, through mental health and family relationships, and leave the other side in search of hope.

Based in the UK for almost two decades, Order Dixiliski’s voice and guitar dictate this Brazilian, African, progressive, jazz and experimental dance.

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Sum By nature it brings its multicultural identity to its name. Developed in Bristol, it absorbs the influence of African communities in the region, bringing together eight instruments interested in a comprehensive view of Brazilian sound and music, not limited to labels of genres and formulas.

The result is a seven-track album that expresses the vocal and personal maturity of its members in ambitious arrangements guided by poetic songs and experimentation in the Portuguese language. In addition to Order, the band includes Johnny Fryer (guitar), Sound Mason (drums), Bridget Schurz (percussion), Stevie Dodler (bass), Rory McPherson (socks), Pierce Temple (socks) and Danny Wallington (piano). ..

“Jellyfish” This is the second album Sum And represents an intermediate moment of change. This work deals with intimate topics and life-changing life decisions of some members.

The disk opens with a single “My Dad”, A reflection on the winning paternalism of the clip recorded with Arthur and his father in Brazil. The single “Como Criança” is a song about growing up without taking life too seriously and enjoying this adventure with your partner.

“November” is “About living here for so many years and not being able to adapt to the English cold”, Says Arthur briefly. “Manhã Amarela” is all about being very comfortable – and having only one part sung in English throughout the whole album (“Comfort, Comfort”).

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Already “Jellyfish” We need to learn how to deal with our fears and insecurities. “We have to believe that there are difficulties in accepting ourselves and making us stronger and smarter. Talking about our mood is still forbidden. We need to hug each other more. Represents Arthur.

Moving towards the end, “Kura” is Vignette’s resolution of the previous song, and “Posa Posa” is a lullaby that absorbs everything the listener hears. “Jellyfish An epic, a journey that well describes our journey as human beings Sum“, The singer-songwriter completes.

The band has been integrating its unique style and unusual composition since the release of their debut album “Sawdate” in 2019. The idea is to link the distance between their UK base and their roots in Brazil with positive and vibrant songs. The group toured the southwest of England, including the best-selling show at the legendary The Jam Jar in Bristol.

Now, Sum Looking to the future by getting started “Jellyfish”Already available on platforms – the band is currently working on their third album.