O cantor e guitarrista brasileiro Rogê apresenta sua música “Retumbar do Meu Tambor” ao vivo no UC Theatre, em Berkeley, Califórnia, em 19 de janeiro de 2020. Esta performance traz elementos de cumbia, mambo, lundu, guaguancó, carimbó e maracatu, refletindo a rica influência da música afro-brasileira.
Rogê plays his song "Retumbar do Meu Tambor" (The Resounding of My Drum) live in concert at the UC Theatre in Berkeley, California on January 19, 2020. Retumbar do Meu Tambor appeared on Rogê's ninth studio album Curyman (2023). Joining him onstage were percussionists Gibi dos Santos and Leo Costa. This was part of a special performance with Brazilian singer Seu Jorge. He and Rogê have been friends for over 25 years, and they have collaborated on various songs in that time, but the Night Dreamer Sessions was their first full album together.
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Rogê official bio:
A songwriter, composer and musician in his own right, Rogê has received a Latin Grammy Nomination for ‘Na Veia’, his collaboration with samba legend Arlindo Cruz. With a strong catalogue of 7 albums and countless collaborations with Brazilian and international producers, Rogê represents the new generation of artists of the Brazilian Popular Music movement and has been instrumental in the pair building an archive of unrealised songs, sketches and ideas, some of which ultimately comprise the backbone of this session.
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Rogê official bio:
One of Rio de Janeiro’s most exciting singer-songwriters of the last 15 years is now living in Los Angeles, where he stands on the verge of an overdue American breakthrough. Before the move, Latin Grammy nominee Rogê was the prince of Lapa, the bustling downtown center of Rio’s nightlife. Charismatic and scruffy, with a distinctively raspy yet boyish voice, Rogê—born Roger José Cury—gained an avid following for his swinging samba-funk, tinged with Brazilian soul. His acclaim rose when he cowrote the theme song for the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.
Rogê’s promising debut on the American scene—which included a 2020 tour with world-famous Brazilian singer-actor Seu Jorge and a New York Times profile—was cut short by the pandemic, but Rogê is back with a vengeance. This summer he will tour six cities on a bill with the Budos Band, the famed Afro-funk group from Staten Island; in August he will play the Hollywood Bowl for two nights as the opening act for the Gipsy Kings.
He has completed his first American-made album, Curyman, slated for release on February 2, 2023. Lavishly produced by the Budos Band’s Thomas Brenneck, a top session guitarist and collaborator with the stars (Lady Gaga, Beyoncé & Jay-Z, Amy Winehouse), Curyman will launch Brenneck’s new label, Diamond West. The first single, “Pra Vida” (To Life), will break on August 11, 2022. This joyous, celebratory samba “is like a cry for redemption and resistance, of resilience,” says Rogê, “so that we don’t give in to sadness, to laziness, to a lack of desire to move on with life. It’s the certainty that a new day will dawn.”
Rogê began his ascent at Carioca da Gema, Lapa’s preeminent samba club, where he reigned for a decade. Rogê recorded a live DVD (Baile do Brenguelê) and six solo albums. Another recording, Na Veia (In the Veins), teamed him with venerated sambista Arlindo Cruz; it earned the singers a Latin Grammy nomination. But the violence and corruption in Brazil so disturbed him that in 2019 he moved with his wife and two sons to West Hollywood. The next year, he and Seu Jorge played three dates of a 23-city tour to launch their album Seu Jorge & Rogê: Night Dreamer Direct-to-Disc Sessions, recorded in the Netherlands. Then the pandemic hit.
Rogê stayed home, perfecting his guitar technique and writing songs. In August 2021, his new friend Mathieu Schreyer, a music supervisor for film and TV, introduced him to Thomas Brenneck, who invited him to make an album the traditional way: “guitar and voice together,” the singer says, “with everyone in the same room, like the seventies.” The band is mostly American—“to make my music more universal.” Strings were added in Rio by a master arranger of the last fifty years, Arthur Verocai. Curyman explores themes of nature, the Indian and African roots of Brazil, and endurance in times of strife. Its release will fall on the Festa de Iemanjá, an annual Brazilian holiday in honor of the goddess of the sea; like Rogê’s album, it’s an occasion of cleansing and rebirth.
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Seu Jorge & Roge live tour dates (2020):
January 16 - New York, NY @ Town Hall / Winter Jazzfest
January 17 - Washington, DC @ Howard Theatre
January 19 - Berkeley, CA @ UC Theatre
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