Fresh Music -Jam da Silva’s new music video comes out of the oven

 Samba Devagar (Slow Samba), the new and catchy song of Brazilian musician, Jam da Silva, became a visual illustration. The Music Video was released in Brazil last Friday, August 31^st and quickly made its way into becoming big news, being on the first page of a major newspaper of the country, called O Globo.

The homepage links it to Amplificador, blog hosted by O Globo 

 Silva is a very well known percussionist in the country and has worked with musicians all over the world, including Marisa Monte, Roberta Sá and Moussu T et Lei Jovents.

 Produced by Ecstatic Civilians, Samba Devagar is the second video from a series that Silva shot is Los Angeles while visiting the city last June. The black and white video is directed by Marshall Tyler, who has worked in big blockbuster films such as Public Enemies and Collateral and has directed two documentaries,  Skid Row and Paper Dreams. The video was shot in 17 different locations of the city of L.A.

 I had the pleasure to help with the production as well as being a part of the cast with a group of friends and my husband. Everybody involved in this collaboration posted the video on facebook, which gave it a lot of hype. The social media buzz around it is non-stop.

Posts from friends all over the world

Launching in great style, Samba Devagar music video is scheduled to be in more than 20 media vehicles and will be seen on TV after September 4^th.

Words of the artist:

"Samba Devagar  became a tribute to the underground scene of LA" 

"I hope that my music is a true reflection of who I am. MPB or electronic, I want it to tell a story and a mood. I love to mix worlds and experiences that transcends genres"

Watch Samba Devagar here: