Omar Coleman and Igor Prado are two versatile musicians who perform with remarkable conviction not only the most traditional blues but also soul or funk, always communicating an impressive feeling.

Singer and harmonica player Omar Coleman was born in the West Side of Chicago. He became soon interested in blues and soul, thanks to artists like Tyrone Davis and Bobby Rush, he played with them on different times. Now he has become one of the most demanded artists of Chicago’s West Side sound, thanks to his powerful voice, his amazing energy, the way he plays harmonica and the groove he gives to all his performances.

On the other hand, Igor Prado is considered one of the most exciting actual blues guitar players. Self-taught and left-handed guitarist, he has a special ability to develop intense solos, mastery combining styles like blues, soul or funk, with large doses of technique and emotional passion. Born in Brazil, he has developed a successful international career, performing at countless festivals in Europe and America.

Both artists show a well teamed complicity along the whole album, they have produced together, which features eleven songs, five of them stimulating versions coming from Syl Johnson or Bobby Rush. All the album tracks will give listeners greasy shuffles and the most infectious funk, as well as dancing grooves, Memphis soul or 50’s Saint Louis rhythm and blues, without forgetting some powerful ballads.

Igor Prado’s band shows a high professional level, in an album where it is almost impossible not to start dancing when you listen to it, enjoying the good work of these two great actual musicians called Omar Coleman and Igor Prado who, with their music, manage to captivate and unite the most varied audiences around blues music.