Vã Revelação a new album of John’s music featuring sensational Brazilian singer Bruna Black, available Now! Listen Dismiss
Not Just Rhythm, But Language In John Finbury’s music, percussion is rarely about flash. It’s about voice, feel, and conversation. No one embodies this more clearly than Rogerio Boccato — the Brazilian percussionist whose work spans multiple Finbury albums, offering...
Three Voices, Three Languages, One Composer John Finbury’s music has long crossed geographical and stylistic lines. But in the last five years, his collaborations with three distinctive vocalists — Camille Bertault (France), Magos Herrera (Mexico/US), and Bruna Black...
The Power Station Sessions How a Legendary Studio Became the Quiet Constant in John Finbury’s Collaborative Journey When listeners encounter a John Finbury composition, the first impression is often emotional: lush textures, lyrical melodies, and a distinct sense of...
The notable bassist, John Patitucci ( “JP”), plays on three of Finbury’s albums which feature great singers: “Quatro” featuring Magos Hererra, “Sorte!” featuring Thalma de Freitas & “Vã Revelação” featuring...
The great drummer Antonio Sánchez doesn’t just play the beat—he builds the framework in which the music lives. On John Finbury’s Quatro, Antonio’s drumming acts as a living architecture, shaping the space for melodies to move and breathe. Whether driving the...
