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Combining her Brazilian roots with the sound of London’s progressive electronic jazz scene, the São Paulo drummer and bandleader finds a bracingly original sound of her own. - The Quietus

Naná Rizinni's new album release in 'Epiblast' marks a sensational return to form for the drummer, producer and
multi-instrumentalist
who releases her first full-length in five years. As the name suggests, “epiblast” refers to cycles of new life which forms such a significant part of this album's narrative. - UK Vibe

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The foundation remains rhythm. Rizinni’s playing is precise but elastic, moving beyond timekeeping into something more structural. Patterns stretch, dissolve, and reform across the record. What has shifted is the context. Removed from the immediacy of Brazil, those rhythms feel less inherited and more consciously shaped. - Teddy Eisenberg

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