Slovo
Slovo is a London‑based music collective founded by former Faithless guitarist
Dave Randall. Slovo released the EP Sertão Blues in 2002, followed by the album
Nommo, which featured Emilíana Torrini and the voices of Charlie Chaplin and
Woody Guthrie. In 2007, the group issued the album Todo Cambia, co‑produced by
Andy Marlow and including Barbarella (Barbara Pugliese). After a decade of
touring and composing for documentaries, Randall returned to Slovo with the
album Bread & Butterflies in 2020. The release was noted for its optimistic
outlook amid contemporary challenges.
