Miguel Góes debuts his solo project with one of Brazil's most exciting new cosmic jazz releases, Pequenas Lembranças. In this short but erudite instrumental work, you can hear the post-bop psychedelia of Yusef Lateef and Pharoah Sanders, the pop circuses of Van Dyke Parks and John Cale, the ethnological classical of Bartok and Debussy, as well as figures from the contemporary West Coast scene of atmospheric jazz, alongside Carlos Niño or Fabiano do Nascimento . . .
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