drafts by Elza Soares become a posthumous album

It will finally reach the platforms streaming the singer's most unprecedented project Elza Soareswho died last year of natural causes, aged 91, at his home in Rio de Janeiro. The posthumous work called “In the Time of Intolerance” was composed days before his departure and was developed using clippings taken from his personal collection.

The proposal is that the track will be available to listeners from next Friday (23) and to talk about the subject the program Fantastic (TV Globe) prepared an exclusive article telling details of this new album.

Composed of ten new songs, the album promotes partnerships with different composers from the MPB scene, such as the Bahian singer Pittywith music “Feminelza”which raises questions centered on the sacred feminine, and also the deceased, yet eternal, Rita Leein “African Queen”composed of Queen of Rockbut given as a gift to Elzaas revealed in an exclusive audio between the artists.

The archive's main idea is to see the world through the vision of what continues to be considered the power of the black and female Brazilian voice, within which moments lived by Elza throughout his life, ranging from abusive relationships to several comebacks. The lyrics taken from his diaries also support details of his daily life, such as a shopping list used to compose the track. “To See If It Gets Better”.

On your trajectory Elza received the title of Queen of Sambabut refused the crown, as the singer used different genres of music, it was with this versatility that the production team sought to explore her 7 decades of career in the new album, the producers still intend to innovate the scenario by bringing a visual album with the use of artificial intelligence, the proposal has to bring the singer at different times in each of the clips.

Featured Photo: Elza Soares. Reproduction/Instagram/@elzasoaresoficial.