Produced by Alman Music.
Recorded by Stefano Castagna @ Ritmo & Blue Studio.
Mixed by Alberto Mantovani @ Alman Project Studio


This album ‘No More Blues’ is dedicated to our dear friend Christian Brewer who should have been with us, but sadly life decided differently. Even though he wasn’t present, his spirit will remain with us through his warm friendship and wonderful musicianship and we will always remember our connection with "No More Blues"

"No More Blues" takes its name from the 2nd track.
The original music known as Chega De Saudade was composed by Antônio Carlos Jobim, with lyrics written by Vinícius de Moraes.

"Chega de Saudade" in Brazilian Portuguese was first recorded in 1957 and in 1984 he took the English-language title "No More Blues", it was the opening track on singer Roseanna Vitro's debut LP, Listen Here. Rosa Passos, Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, Toninho Horta, Joe Henderson, The Hi-Lo's, Carmen McRae, and César Camargo Mariano are among other who covered the song.

Notoriously one of the most extraordinary vocalists coming from Australia, with countless performances held everywhere from New York to New Zealand, from Japan to Singapore, from London to Hong Kong, Lily Dior releases her first album made entirely in Italy.

For the occasion, the eclectic jazz, soul, funk interpreter revisits some of the greatest international jazz standards chosen from the repertoires of Gershwin, Hamilton, Porter, Marks, Garner, up to Jobim with the track "Chega de Saudade" named "No More Blues" which inspired the title of the album.

The project was made possible thanks to Marco Marzola and his quartet. MM the band leader and double bass player is an Italian native speaker, permanently based in London. He acted as a bridge between the singer and Italy, the “ Bel Paese “



This Album "No More Blues" takes its name from the 2nd track.
The original music known as Chega De Saudade was composed by Antônio Carlos Jobim, with lyrics written by Vinícius de Moraes.

In 1984, taking the English-language title "No More Blues", it was the opening track on singer Roseanna Vitro's debut LP, Listen Here. Rosa Passos, Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, Toninho Horta, Joe Henderson, The Hi-Lo's,[2] Carmen McRae, and César Camargo Mariano are among other who covered the song.