Rubim De Toledo

Rubim de Toledo is an award-winning Canadian bassist and composer of Brazilian origin, born in Alberta. He combines the rich musical influences of his heritage with a deep dedication to the tradition of jazz. Known for his big, rounded tone and melodicism, Rubim is celebrated for his ability to communicate as an equal among his bandmates, much like the legacy of the Bill Evans trio. He has had the privilege of collaborating with numerous international artists, including Vince Mendoza, Mulgrew Miller, and Sean Jones. His compositions often reflect personal experiences and diverse landscapes, such as "The Gap," which is inspired by the Rocky Mountains.

Rubim's recent work includes albums like "The Drip," which showcases a blend of Latin-infused rhythms with jazz, creating a dynamic sound that is both captivating and warm. He often collaborates with talented vocalists and musicians to create rich musical arrangements. His music is characterized by its vibrant energy and deep musicality, making Rubim de Toledo a notable figure in the jazz scene. Additionally, notable albums from his discography include "The Bridge" and "In Charcoal And Crimson," reflecting his versatile approach to music.