My colors the third acoustic album of Elisete was released in 2010. Elisete - colorful, sensual, Israeli than ever and Brazilian as always forges together a variety of colors and styles - pop, African music - Brazilian, Israeli Contemporary Music and World Music to create her unique mixture. In parallel to the life in Israel Elisete speaks about the end of the era of incense, she looks inside to the longing and pain' lets herself free from the need to make people happy at all cost and creates a work with unique colors. Elisete says she came to Israel to bring the Brazilian joy to the Israeli people and to people all around the world and in the album she expresses a wide range of emotions singing with great sincerity about love, happiness, relationships and separation, drugs and the forgotten joyful moments of life. The new album was produced by Israeli-Brazilian producer Avi Levin with the collaboration of Elisete, Ron Laor and Rony Ben-Ezra. The album was recorded half in Israel and Half in Brazil and it reflects Elisete's inherent duality: The album was recorded half in Brazil and half in Israel and half of the songs are in Hebrew and half in Portuguese. The album created is acoustic and contemporary, lyric, melancholic sometimes and very romantic.
It's not Carnaval anymore – the first single
The Israeli-Brazilian singer Elisete proves again that she is not only a breath taking beauty but also one of Israel's original and talented artists. These days she released the single 'It's not carnival anymore' – the first single from her third acoustic album, soon to be released.
In the end of February the biggest festival of them all takes place in Brazil – The Carnaval. It is at this time that Elisete chooses to release a song that relates to the end of the party. The song is titled 'It's not Carnaval anymore' and it speaks about the end of the festivities, end of love and the life after love. In parallel to the life in Israel Elisete speaks about the end of the era of incense, she looks inside to the longing and pain' lets herself free from the need to make people happy at all cost and creates a work with unique colors.
'It's not Carnaval anymore' is a true representative of the new album and it has a unique blend of sadness and joy and this blend that helps Elisete in her process of healing and closure of a cycle with her previous life in brazil gets into the ears and goes straight to the heart.
The new album was produced by Israeli-Brazilian producer Avi Levin with the collaboration of Elisete, Ron Laor and Rony Ben-Ezra. The album was recorded half in Israel and Half in Brazil and it reflects Elisete as she sees herself – Half Israeli and half Brazilian. This is also why the album was written with half of the songs in Hebrew and half in Portuguese. The album created is acoustic and contemporary, lyric, melancholic sometimes and very romantic.
It's not Carnaval anymore
Fantasy - the second single
Elisete's fantasy is love and the love for Elisete is the drive force and the fantasy that keeps her going and brings her to release her third acoustic album 'Minhas core' (My colors).
Fantasy is the second single released to the radio and it is a sweet-sour love song, romantic and lyric speaking about a love gone and might return. The song takes its strength from Elisete's Brazilian roots and also from her life in Israel.
Love in all its forms and the constant quest for love is a repeating motif in Elisete's songs and the listener can relate to the pain they carry as well as the joy and enlightment.
It is very easy to identify with Elisete's songs because like in 'Fantasy' each one of us can understand the longing to an old love that might have been missed.
The uniqueness in the songs of Elisete lies in the way in which she takes her listeners through the maze of sad subjects with a light pace and with rythms that allow to get acquainted to the moving lyrics yet still feel that there is hope.
Elisete recently made an interview for an Australian radio show and in the interview she spoke in length about love songs in music today and about her own love songs she is writing. It is very important to her to convey the message of love in the broader sense - between people anywhere. Her songs are, among other things, a part of her journey to bring joy to people wherever they are with love being the main force behind this journey.
Like in her previous single 'It's not Carnaval anymore', in 'Fantasy' the listeners get to enjoy Elisete's voice, lyrics and melody and also the gentle touch of the production of Avi Levin that produced this album together with Elisete and Ron Laor.
Fantasy
Yam (Ocean) - The third single
Anyone loving Elisete's songs can travel in them to great distances of emotion and imagination. In 'Yam', The third single from her third acoustic album, Elisete takes her listeners to a voyage in a sea of yearning and longing - an imaginary sea and yet a very real one. It is the sea that lies to the shores of Israel but also to the enchanted sea of the shores of Rio de Janeiro and Bahia. Beyond that sea awaits the lover - distant, misterious, half real, half fictious. The melody joins hands with the lyrics and sails us on the waves from Israel to the far away places filled with the south American scents. Oceam continues the line of romantic and lyric songs that characterises a great part of the album. The sounds let us feel Israel but also sense the lyric feeling of Brazil in the simplicity of the words and emotions of the songs.
Ocean
Sob a luz do luar (Under the moonlight) Sob a luz do luar (Under the moonlight) is the 4th and final single released before the release of Elisete's third album 'My colors'. Elisete with her smile and abundant joy of life but also with a lot of maturity sings about love and about hope and about the fantasy that emerges from the combination. The song is in Portuguese, was recorded half in Israel and half in Brazil and the arrangement is very influenced by the rhythms of north Brazil and especially from the Baiao. In 'Sob a luz do luar' Elisete continues her intimate musical journey that is characterized by her unique interpretation of the Brazilian roots from which she draws her inspiration. The song is happy and optimistic and expresses Elisete's deep persuasion that love, joy and optimism will take us all to a better place. The album 'My colors' joins the multitude of Elisete's loves – The love for music, people, Brazil, Israel and positive life with lots of music. 'Sob a luz do luar' written in Portuguese is one of the bridges in this album that connect Elisete's Brazilian past with her Israeli present.
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