Ney Mello

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Ney Mello
Birth name Ney De Mello Mattos
Origin Porto Alegre, Brazil
Genres Jazz fusion, bossa nova, rock, classical
Occupations Musician, producer
Instruments Guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, percussion, vocals
Years active 1974–present
Labels Ney Mello Productions
Website Official Site

Ney Mello is an American jazz guitarist, composer, and producer. He is an expert in guitar picking.[1]

Discography

  • 1985: Electric Music
  • 1991: Voyages of Fire
  • 1993: Live at Blues Alley
  • 1994: Meditations
  • 2014: "Elementi Eterni" with guest artist Robert Muncy (iTunes release)

DVD

  • 2008: Maximum Speed Picking with Ney Mello

As soloist

  • "Elementi Eterni" with guest artist Robert Muncy 2014
  • "The Return of M2" by Michael Myrose (M2), 2011
  • Inner Vision with Teo Graca and Chris Vadala
  • Second vision with Teo Graca and Chris Vadala
  • Heaven Shines by Sherrece
  • No More Denying by Sherrece
  • Back in the Day by Teo Graca

Produced

  • 1985: Electric Music
  • 1991: Voyages of Fire
  • 1993: Live at Blues Alley
  • 1994: Meditations
  • 2008: The Tragedy of Cleopatra by The Phoenixx
  • 2014: "Elementi Eterni" with guest artist Robert Muncy

References

  1. ↑ "Ney Mello: Pioneering the Development of High Speed Pick Technique". http://www.abstractlogix.com/ney-mello-pioneering-development-high-speed-pick-technique/. Retrieved 15 January 2019. 

External links

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