Recognizing the moment that humanity is going through and not being oblivious to it all, Izzy is about to release The Day After the End of the World, an album of new songs and partnerships bathed in affection.

With Elisa Lucinda, Sergio Vaz, Neide Almeida among others, this musical manifesto will bring chapters (songs) tracing stories of liberation, emancipation and choice that transforms simplicity into paths of safety.

Featuring samba-jazz, blues, ragtime, bossa, samba and the like, this album is in tune with black music, such as the song A Ilha, a poem by Elisa Lucinda set to music by Renato Gama and which brings the more than luxurious help of her brother Tony Gordon on vocals, or the song Mãe Preta, by Ronaldo Gama, an alert that we need to listen to the drums and black women.

A bold album that points the way to post-pandemic times and a concert where hope springs in the eyes, embracing those who need to be embraced and generating empowerment for those who need to be strengthened.

With musical production by Renato and Ronaldo Gama, the album features Leo Carvalho on drums, Ronaldo Gama on bass, Leandro Neri on keyboards, Marcio Guedes on guitars.