# New CD – 2025: Bobby Rozario – Healer: Review, Video, new CD cover

- Link: https://jazzblues.eu/2025/12/20/new-cd-2025-bobby-rozario-healer-review-video-new-cd-cover/
- Published: 2025-12-20T08:05:12+01:00
- Author: https://JazzBlues.EU

**Released in November 2025 on Origin Records, Healer is the second album by guitarist
and composer Bobby Rozario.**

It as a vibrant fusion project that blends jazz-rock, blues, and world rhythms with
spiritual and contemporary themes.

Reviewers have largely praised the album for its emotional depth and technical proficiency:
Musical Style: The album is noted for its “jazz rock sound” mixed with Afro-Latin
influences.

One reviewer compared Rozario’s guitar style and passion to that of Carlos Santana,
noting his ability to meld Indian Raagas with fusion vocabulary.

Atmosphere: Contemporary Fusion Review highlighted the “heavy Latin and Afro-Latin
rhythms” that engage the listener both physically and emotionally.

And we referred to Rozario as a “musical metaphysician” for his exploration of sonic
spiritual themes.

Modern Drummer Magazine called it a “very special and original project” with “wonderful
music”.

The album features a star-studded cast of musicians, including bassist James Genus,
drummer Dennis Chambers, and percussionist Luisito Quintero.
 “Healer”: The title
track opens with a bluesy riff and features vocal chanting, setting a therapeutic
and spiritual tone.

“Peace Pilgrim”: Opens the album with warm bass lines from Gary Grainger and fluid
drumming by Dennis Chambers.

“Heal Me”: Described as having a “therapeutic calmness” thanks to its light instrumentation.

“Jingo” and “Samba de Vida”: These tracks emphasize the album’s strong percussion
and rhythmic drive.

Key Personal Background. Rozario is a third-generation musician of Indian and Brazilian-
Portuguese descent. This heritage is central to Healer, as he incorporates Hindustani
classical training into a modern jazz context to promote a message of “oneness” 
and “universal vibration”.

Throughout the album, Bobby Rozario contributes on electric guitar, lead vocals,
and timbales.

Healer- Is more than music, it’s a story and a process of moving forward in life,
and music being that stream of healing waters, that if we allow ourselves to soak
in, it makes everything new in life. HEALER- the album is inspired by life music
rhythm and beauty,- an interview with us said Bobby Rozario.

Bobby Rozario is an American Jazz / Rock / Fusion guitarist of Indian/Brazilian-
Portuguese descent known for his wizardry on the guitar & idiosyncratic style of
interpreting melodic lines of Rock/Jazz /Blues at times blending it with Indian 
Ragas along with fast musical motifs with captivating lines backed by by the masterful
lineup of musicians showcasing Latin, Afro-Cuban & Jazz influences. HEALER (Origin
Records) – Rozario’s latest offering as a producer, composer, arranger.

HEALER features exceptional musicians who artfully captured the direction, vibration/
atmosphere envisioned by the producer in their purest essence. It showcases Bobby’s
keen awareness of contemporary issues & a profound understanding of the present.

Bobby has brought together a lineup of 20 musicians with background in Jazz / Latin
music on this album. HEALER offers an upbeat mood with the sound of Rozario’s electric
guitar voice & solos backed by world rhythms, having a Jazz Rock sound with vocal
interpretations. It showcases the musicality & rhythm by Robby Ameen, James Genus,
Ruben Rodriguez, Nathaniel Townsley, Luisito Quintero, & vocalists.

HEALER is an engaging exploration of sound & emotion. Bobby’s electric guitar sound&
playing style are filled with both, upbeat, cutting-edge solos & smooth melodies
backed with Hammond organ players & vocalists, adding a dynamic layer to the album.

HEALER is a thought for brighter days brought forth in the spirit of music rhythm
and awareness to life.

**We recommend that you own this CD and listen to it carefully. By the way, you 
can buy this CD right here.**

[**Buy from here – New CD**](https://originarts.com/recordings/recording.php?TitleID=82938)

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