Eduardo Belo

Origin

Brasília, DF

Genres

jazz, brazilian music, samba

Instruments

acoustic bass, double bass

Biography

Eduardo Belo is a bassist and composer born in Brasília, Brazil, who currently resides in New York. Known for his versatility, he moves masterfully between jazz and Brazilian musical traditions, creating original compositions that explore the fusion of these genres. His career is marked by a constant immersion in new sounds and musical dialogues, characteristics of the vibrant New York scene, where he established his artistic base.

Throughout his career, Eduardo Belo has shared the stage with renowned musicians such as Michel Camilo, Romero Lubambo, Lee Konitz, Bebel Gilberto, Duduka da Fonseca, and Chico Pinheiro, among many others. This collaboration with artists from different backgrounds enriches his musicality and demonstrates his capacity for adaptation and excellence in diverse musical contexts. His work, which includes albums like "Trios" and "Belo and the Beasts," is frequently praised for its intricate basslines and engaging instrumental arrangements.

The recognition of his talent extends to awards and scholarships, such as the Fulbright Scholarship in 2008 and second place in the "Sandrino Santoro National Double Bass Competition" in 2009. After earning his master's degree from Queen's College in New York, he established himself as one of the most sought-after bassists in the jazz scene, performing at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. Eduardo Belo's music seeks to connect audiences through the joy and warmth of shared experience, staying true to his roots while exploring new musical directions.

Discography

• Belo and the Beasts (2024)
• Trios (2025)