Cellar Sessions: Alexia Bomtempo - Till The Rain Came September 20th, 2017 City Winery New York

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Alexia Bomtempo with guest musicians Jake Owen & Jamie Alegre sit down for a One On One Session at City Winery New York on September 20th, 2017. Watch the full session here: https://youtu.be/1SZJ7Sk4ffg For more info visit: https://www.alexiabomtempo.com/ Audio & Video by: Ehud Lazin

Setlist:
You Took It All
A Cada Canto
Till the Rain Came

Since relocating to New York nearly 4 years ago, American Brazilian singer Alexia Bomtempo has fully embraced, challenged, and redefined the Northern half of her American artistic roots. Equally comfortable wandering amidst hazy memory-inducing soundscapes as she is in delivering flowing melodies influenced by her beachside upbringing in Rio de Janeiro, Alexia is an artist of multiple worlds. Her sound is individual and confidently feminine, her songs embrace the raw emotion and sensitivity of great film score, the grit and honesty of American and British rock and blues, and the exploratory spirit of Tropicalia. In 2008, she began touring throughout Brazil, Japan and the U.S in support of her debut release Astrolábio (EMI Brazil), and her 2012 English language tribute to the legendary Caetano Veloso, I Just Happen to Be Here(Biscoito Fino). Alexia’s new record Chasing Storms and Stars is available September 22, 2017, and was co-produced by the Grammy-nominated David Boyle (Patty Griffin, Trixie Whitley) and industry veteran Jake Owen (Augustana, Forró in the Dark, DO Sounds).

“-a deeply poignant meditation on lost love, broken dreams and the soul-searching confusion that comes with revisiting those memories.” - BlackBook Magazine

“Befitting Bomtempo’s diverse set of musical influences, the song skillfully combines elements of pop, blues, and adult contemporary with a noticeable undercurrent of South American rhythm.” - AXS.com

“I Just Happen to Be Here,” [is] an ingeniously produced, lucidly performed, and hauntingly beautiful collection… [a] bright reinterpreter.” - The Village Voice

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