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Breaking Free is not only the name of Flavio's most recent release, it's also an ideology that most creatives live by. Musicians, artists, actors, and performers are always attempting to rid themselves of the conscious mind to harness the sweet spot of creativity. Flavio and I also explore the idea of identity and how it effects the work he creates. Let us know what you think about this weeks episode of The Working Artist Project.

Connect with Flavio Here: http://www.flaviosilva.mus.br/

Bio:
Flavio Silva is one of the many Brazilian composers and instrumentalists that has been breaking
through a variety of music scenes, such as that of Brazil, The Netherlands and most recently,
New York. The guitarist has studied with some of the best musicians in Brazil and all over the
world, including Michel Leme, Alexandre Mihanovich, Djalma Lima, Mike Moreno, Adam Rogers
and Antonio Hart, who became his mentor since his arrival in New York. Flavio has shared the
stage with some highly skilled musicians such as Antonio Hart, Seamus Blake, Victor Wooten,
Munir Hossn, Kendrick Scott, Eric Harland, Marcus Gilmore, Ben Williams, Louis Cato, Reggie
Washington, Alex Han, Cuca Teixeira, Sandro Haick, Thiago Espirito Santo, Nicolas Viccaro and
Etienne Mbappe, among others. Flavio has also performed at some of the biggest festivals in
Europe including the North Sea Jazz Festival (The Netherlands), Langnau Jazz Nights
(Switzerland), Koektebel Jazz Party (Ukraine), Gronau Jazz Festival (Germany) and Delft Jazz
Festival (The Netherlands) alongside performances at US venues including The Kennedy Center
(Washington D.C), Smalls Jazz Club (NYC) and Smoke (NYC), among others. Flavio endorses
Mono Bags, D'Orazio Strings, Free The Tone Effects and Reference Laboratory Cables.