banda Radiola

Nancy Viégas´s profile on brazilian TV program - TVE - soteropolis program

Nancy Viégas´s profile on brazilian TV program - TVE - soteropolis

não pode mais parar video - haikai de cinema

full cover of A Tarde newspaper report about the festival with radiola as headliner - Jornal A Tarde

Nancy Viégas and Radiola at Pelô de Vanguarda (Vanguard Pelô) review - Jornal A Tarde

Unfortunately during my five years in Salvador and more than 15 works performed in this wonderful land, I hadn´t the opportunity to know the great job that the band performs Radiola.
"Gelo Liso é Paraíso Pra Quem Sabe Dançar", title of the second album of seven talented musicians, has a modern sound and unique, without excess, with an apparent artistic maturity with decades of career.

I still can not understand how many people can say many people in Bahia only makes Axe Music ...

Despite the differences in sound between the tracks, the concept of the album was very well explained and in the end, I even liked these differences, because the musical unity was maintained.

Riff's guitar dancing, tied to consistent grooves make this record a real dance floor, moving the hips of the most shy and hard "house dancers."

Ahhh ... detail ... almost all recorded live! This shows the immense wealth of musical project.

I've heard several times and each hearing, something new catches my attention.

Viva Bahia!



Luizinho Mazzei - Sound On Sound Magazine - December 2010

www.soundonsound.com.br - Revista Sound On Sound – Dezembro 2010

Unfortunately during my five years in Salvador and more than 15 works performed in this wonderful land, I hadn´t the opportunity to know the great job that the band performs Radiola.
"Gelo Liso é Paraíso Pra Quem Sabe Dançar", title of the second album of seven talented musicians, has a modern sound and unique, without excess, with an apparent artistic maturity with decades of career.

I still can not understand how many people can say many people in Bahia only makes Axe Music ...

Despite the differences in sound between the tracks, the concept of the album was very well explained and in the end, I even liked these differences, because the musical unity was maintained.

Riff's guitar dancing, tied to consistent grooves make this record a real dance floor, moving the hips of the most shy and hard "house dancers."

Ahhh ... detail ... almost all recorded live! This shows the immense wealth of musical project.

I've heard several times and each hearing, something new catches my attention.

Viva Bahia!



Luizinho Mazzei - Sound On Sound Magazine - December 2010

www.soundonsound.com.br - Revista Sound On Sound – Dezembro 2010

The event reaches its 10th edition and repeats its traditional vinyl award! - I Bahia

It´s difficult to explain Radiola´s music. In this album they present a dancing pop. along the tracks gets more complex, experimental and mixed. berimbau, scratches, guitar and percussion join together producing black music, rock, pop, african, samba and other rhythms. with impressive force, radiola is an artist that despises cliches about the music produced in Salvador. - Correio Braziliense

video produced by Radiola members for Red Bull Music Academy. the band had produced with RBMA a day of percussion workshops at Estudio Casa das Máquinas resulting this video. the music was composed there and everything was recorded alive. produced by tadeu mascarenhas and nancy viegas featuring radiola and special guests. - RBMA Brazil