Composed by me in partnership with Gustavo Lopes. Gustavo was my drum student at UFG and one day he came to me with a harmony recorded in looping on the piano. Based on this piano recording, we finished composing in and for Sala 237, the drum room at EMAC/UFG, where we met and became friends and partners. Gustavo plays the piano and drums, while I play the other instruments (synths and vocals). The cover photo is by Elinaldo Meira.

This song was recorded unpretentiously in 2022, one night when I was feeling nostalgic after realizing that it had been more than ten years since my mother passed away. It features only keyboards, vocals and effects.

Single released by Noneto de Casa featuring violinist Carol Panesi. Composed by Hamilton de Holanda and arranged by Diego Garbin. Joao Casimiro plays drums. Recorded remotely during the pandemic, each from their own home.

Album by accordion player Edu Guimarães recorded in 2018 and released in 2022 on which I recorded drums alongside Ramon del Pino (double bass), Gustavo de Medeiros (guitar) and other guests.  The album combines tracks written by the accordion player with reinterpretations by well-known Brazilian and American composers.  Recorded at Estudio do Mario in Campinas/SP.

Samir is my nephew and I made this song for him and with him. And I invited the family musicians to complete the party. It features his mother singing, Lorena Duarte. His father, José Calixto, playing the lute. And grandpa Alberto Cohon on the clarinet. His uncle João Casimiro is playing the guitar, singing and making fun of Samir's toys. The cover is a tribute to Samira, my mother. Recorded in a homestudio in Juquehy/SP.

Single released by Noneto de Casa featuring trombonist Elliot Mason. Elliot is a member of the big band Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, conducted by the famous trumpeter Wynton Marsallis. Composed by Diego Garbin. Joao Casimiro plays drums and edited the video on youtube. Recorded remotely, each from their own home.

This is a composition of mine, with lyrics by Danielle Domingos, who is also singing with me on this single. It also features accordion player Edu Guimarães. The mix was done by Diego Garbin. Recorded in 2015 at home.

I made this song after returning from my first appearance at the Jazz a la Calle festival in Uruguay, playing on the banks of the Rio Negro. The cover photo is me on this Uruguayan river.

Single released by Vintena Brasileira. This song was recorded together with the album (R)existir (2018), but was released separately. It's one of the songs I'd most like to play at gigs.

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In this album the accordionist Edu Guimarães proposes a trip through Brazil through the sounds and stories where the accordion was present. It has the participation of mandolinista Déo Rian. I recorded the drums on tracks 01, 04, 08 and 11.

R)exist is the fourth album of Vintena Brasileira and André Marques, a group in which I am a drummer since 2017. The album features the participation of Monica Salmaso and Arismar do Espirito Santos. It was recorded in November 2017 in Sao Paulo.

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Rebuscando is the third album of Noneto de Casa, a group in which I am a drummer and producer. This album is completely virtual and was first released in video format. It was recorded in different locations between 2015 and 2017, with guest appearances by Fabio Torres, Cassio Ferreira and Fabio Leal.

A member of the Choco Campineira Orchestra since 2015, João Casimiro plays drums on this album in honor of pianist and composer Laércio de Freitas, supported by PROAC-Editais. It was recorded at Mário's Studio in 2017.

Pedhi Pano Quarteto, a group led by trumpeter Klesley Brandão (Pedhi Pano), presents this album exclusively with songs by the leader. João Casimiro plays drums alongside Gustavo de Medeiros (guitar), Ramon del Pino (bass). It was recorded at Studio do Mario in 2016.

Invited to join the Cupinzeiro Samba Center to carry out this project approved by PROAC-Editais, João acts as percussionist. "Marejante" proposes a path with references from Sertão to the Sea and is configured as a tribute to the northeastern music culture so present in the formation of the southeast music culture.

Noneto de Casa was invited to accompany singer Martina Marana on this album featuring songs by contemporary composers, and arrangements by Andre Marques, Diego Garbin and João P. Gonçalves. João acts as drummer and co-producer. It was recorded at Comep Studio between 30 June and 3 July 2014. Project funded by PROAC-ICMS.

A member of the group since its formation, João acts as drummer, producer and in this album has a recorded arrangement of the composition "June 7 with my mother". The album also features the participation of Gabriel Grossi in harmonica (harmonica), and was recorded in December 2013 at Estudio Comep.

First album of his career alongside Dô de Carvalho (sax) and Sidney Filho (bass), featuring Fabio Leal (guitar) and André Marques (piano). João Casimiro is a drummer and executive producer. Recorded on May 4th and 5th, 2013, at Sollua Studio (Gargolândia), Alambarí-SP.​

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