The dude who played Knockout Ned in "City of God," crooned Bowie by way of Brazil in "The Life Aquatic" and is cool enough to get Bill Murray to appear in his music videos has a new album, his second. Yes, it has its share of gorgeous, spare, sun-soaked ballads, including a song made famous by Elvis, "Don't." But like kissing cousin Jack Johnson, Jorge isn't afraid of being topical - one song here decries the prevalence of silicone breast implants, another the harsh realities of the slum poverty seen in "City of God." So even though Jorge's deep voice sounds as if he wants to lull you to sleep, it's clear, too, that he'd like people to wake up to the world around him. Jorge comes to Hollywood's Knitting Factory on Tuesday.