With 2022's , crafts a sumptuously intimate showcase for her Portuguese vocals and bossa nova jazz balladry. The album follows her Grammy-winning 2021 production , where she went head-to-head with fellow piano luminaries and , the latter of whom died soon after the album was finished. That album put ' immense jazz, Latin, and classical keyboard skills on display. While she does play some piano here, intentionally spotlights her voice, pairing the Brazilian-born performer with several of her closest guitar friends on a handful of her favorite songs from her homeland. Here, is joined by with whom she has worked since her breakthrough 2015 album . Also joining her is , one of the leading masters of the Brazilian acoustic guitar tradition. There are also rhythm section contributions from percussionist ' husband, bassist , the latter of whom also produced the effort with in Sao Paulo. Much of the album focuses on duets, including a hushed reading of 's "Marina" with . Other songs, like her lyrical take on 's "So Tinha Que Ser Com Voce" benefit from her lush small group sound. We also get a spritely take on ' bossa nova "Tim-Tim Por Tim-Tim" which recorded with the late Brazilian guitar legend prior to his 2013 passing and which she hadn't released until now. Equally compelling is her affectionate album-ending duet with 79-year-old singer on his father and 's poetic sailing ballad "Saveiros." ~ Matt Collar