Radik Presents His First Album in New York City
Radik is a Brazilian artist living in Los Angeles and he will present his first album "Pera" in New York City this coming week.
New York, NY, April 22, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Brazilian singer, acoustic guitar player and composer, Radik, will present his first album this coming week in New York City. He recently became one of Godin Guitar's endorsers and will show his compositions and style in two shows and one radio interview. Here are the dates:
Here are the dates:
04/24 at the SOBs of New York along with Nanny Assis
04/27 at the WKCR Radio 89.9FM, on an interview with DJ Jasssvan, host of "Som do Brasil."
04/29 at the Brazilian Endowment For The Arts, which will be the release show.
Visit http://www.radikbrasil.com/calendar.html for more details
About Radik, by Anderson Amado:
"Radik is Brazilian, born in Brasilia, and his interest in music began at 5 years of age through listening to his father's cassettes, who liked chorinhos, boleros, bossa nova, American jazz and Carnival 'marchinhas.' His taste for the Brazilian musical culture would increase every year during Carnival time, when his parents used to travel towards the suburb of Rio de Janeiro in order to take advantage of vacation, beaches, grammas' house and, of course, music.
At 10 years of age, Radik moved to Rio de Janeiro and his musical interest began to focus more on the national and international Rock and Pop scene. Radik started singing in parties, clubs and theaters, on a weekly routine cultivated for eight years until his second year of university.
During this academic period, Radik started to frequent Lapa, Santa Teresa, and the glamorous 'Zona Sul' of Rio de Janeiro - places where he intensely lived this important part his bohemian life. He began writing poems and to dedicate energy to study History at the university. This time represented a gap in his musical life as far as performances; nevertheless, it matured Radik's desire to dedicate himself to a music instrument and to a poetic/emotional and musical learning process, always associating it to his life experiences.
He left Brazil in 2000, going after a passion of love, and arrived in the United States. The longings for Brazil and the long periods of free time helped him to improve musical skills. He chose the acoustic Brazilian guitar as the instrument with which, besides the voice, he started to express his life's hermeneutic. He then started to compose and record demos with his songs. He lived close to San Francisco, where he began perform in radio shows. He moved to Los Angeles, met, played and got connected with several musicians from Brazil, United States and many parts of the world. He performed in private parties, events, bars, art galleries, clubs, universities and restaurants throughout Southern California.
With the acquired experience, he took the decision to record his first album. He finished this work by the end of June, 2010, and now introduces it to the public!
His influences vary from the several Brazilian Popular Music (MPB) expressions, going through the Classical and Flamenco, until it arrives on Jazz and Soul. His music is an amalgam of these and other musical influences along with his academic, poetic and life experience. The result is a unique expression of artistic vivacity and musical beauty!"
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Here are the dates:
04/24 at the SOBs of New York along with Nanny Assis
04/27 at the WKCR Radio 89.9FM, on an interview with DJ Jasssvan, host of "Som do Brasil."
04/29 at the Brazilian Endowment For The Arts, which will be the release show.
Visit http://www.radikbrasil.com/calendar.html for more details
About Radik, by Anderson Amado:
"Radik is Brazilian, born in Brasilia, and his interest in music began at 5 years of age through listening to his father's cassettes, who liked chorinhos, boleros, bossa nova, American jazz and Carnival 'marchinhas.' His taste for the Brazilian musical culture would increase every year during Carnival time, when his parents used to travel towards the suburb of Rio de Janeiro in order to take advantage of vacation, beaches, grammas' house and, of course, music.
At 10 years of age, Radik moved to Rio de Janeiro and his musical interest began to focus more on the national and international Rock and Pop scene. Radik started singing in parties, clubs and theaters, on a weekly routine cultivated for eight years until his second year of university.
During this academic period, Radik started to frequent Lapa, Santa Teresa, and the glamorous 'Zona Sul' of Rio de Janeiro - places where he intensely lived this important part his bohemian life. He began writing poems and to dedicate energy to study History at the university. This time represented a gap in his musical life as far as performances; nevertheless, it matured Radik's desire to dedicate himself to a music instrument and to a poetic/emotional and musical learning process, always associating it to his life experiences.
He left Brazil in 2000, going after a passion of love, and arrived in the United States. The longings for Brazil and the long periods of free time helped him to improve musical skills. He chose the acoustic Brazilian guitar as the instrument with which, besides the voice, he started to express his life's hermeneutic. He then started to compose and record demos with his songs. He lived close to San Francisco, where he began perform in radio shows. He moved to Los Angeles, met, played and got connected with several musicians from Brazil, United States and many parts of the world. He performed in private parties, events, bars, art galleries, clubs, universities and restaurants throughout Southern California.
With the acquired experience, he took the decision to record his first album. He finished this work by the end of June, 2010, and now introduces it to the public!
His influences vary from the several Brazilian Popular Music (MPB) expressions, going through the Classical and Flamenco, until it arrives on Jazz and Soul. His music is an amalgam of these and other musical influences along with his academic, poetic and life experience. The result is a unique expression of artistic vivacity and musical beauty!"
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Contact
Tapuia Tupi/Ascap
Liliana Falabella
(818) 813-4942
contato@radikbrasil.com
(310) 309-9317
Contact
Liliana Falabella
(818) 813-4942
contato@radikbrasil.com
(310) 309-9317
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