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2025 / Badi Assad

An original album conceived and recorded live in the studio over just five days, in partnership with Afro-Minas artist Sérgio Pererê, with whom Badi co-wrote every track. The album celebrates the rich Afro-Minas culture and draws inspiration from the ancient traditions of Congado, capturing the essence and intensity of this unique creative process.

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2020

Around the World

A solo album celebrating cultural diversity through a sound that travels the globe — from Iceland to Chile, passing through England, the Arab world, and of course, Brazil. It reflects Badi Assad's global artistic vision and was recorded after the release of her first book Around the World in 80 Artists (Polen Books, 2018).

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2011

Ópera das Pedras

A live album capturing the soundtrack of the multimedia show Ópera das Pedras (Opera of Stones), created by artist Denise Milan and co-directed by Lee Breuer of the New York-based group Mabou Mines. The project blends music, theater, and visual arts in a poetic reflection on the relationship between humanity and nature. This album preserves the show's symbolic power and philosophical depth. Badi Assad plays the role of Agrégora, giving voice to compositions by André Mehmari, Clarice Assad, Marco Antônio Guimarães, Naná Vasconcelos, Carlinhos Antunes, and herself. Recorded live at Teatro do SESC Ipiranga.

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2005

Sérgio & Odair, Badi and the Assad Family – A Brazilian Songbook

Recorded live in Brussels in 2004, this project celebrates the musical union of three generations of the Assad Family. On stage were the family's patriarchs Seu Jorge and Dona Ica, siblings Sérgio, Odair, and Badi, as well as Sérgio's children — Clarice and Rodrigo — and Odair's daughter, Carolina, who made her recording debut here.

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1994

Solo

Badi Assad's debut in the American solo scene. Recorded in New York, the album highlights her versatility as a guitarist and singer, also marking the beginning of her innovative fusion of percussion—both vocal and physical—performed simultaneously while playing guitar and singing. It was with this work that Badi began to be called by part of the American press as "One Woman Band".

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