Bleeding Amazonia Part 4: Deforestation by Joan Reinders explores the devastating effects of deforestation on the Amazon Rainforest, combining jazz and orchestral elements to create a moving narrative of destruction and loss. The composition, paired with the evocative poem "É uma questão de amor" by Thiago de Mello, reflects on the deep emotional connection people have with the forest, showing how its destruction impacts both nature and humanity. The piece features Joao Driessen on tenor saxophone, whose powerful solo represents the urgency of the environmental crisis. The Millennium Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Joan Reinders, brings this piece to life with its rich instrumentation, including Lilian Vieira on vocals, who adds a layer of emotional depth to the performance. The rhythmic foundation is provided by Dirk Balthaus, Bart Tarenskeen, and Felix Schlarmann, while the brass and reeds, led by Gerlo Hesselink and Bas Konings, enhance the mood of destruction and loss. This piece was recorded at Wisseloord Studios in 2021, and it underscores the profound love and mourning for the natural world as it faces the threats of deforestation.