A series of Brazilian vinyl mixes created during lockdown 2020/2021 for Radio d59b in Belgrade. Music made for you to listen, stay still, keep horizontal and just enjoy. Go with the flow, even when there is none.

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Afro Brazil Orixa Mixtapes

Batukizer were called Epic Vinyls from Brazil from 2014-2020.
During lockdown a decision was made to change the name of the project.

Original BTKZR Mixtapes

Mixtapes for friends and collaborators

An hour of great Brazilian voices selected by Dona Carla for Radio Alhara.

Podcast: Brazilian Female Voices #3

Podcast: Brazilian Female Voices #2

Podcast: Brazilian Female Voices #1

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A whole hour of great Brazilian voices selected by Dona Carla for Radio Alhara. Enjoy!

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A chilled series of Brazilian vinyl mixes created during lockdown 2020/2021 for Radio d59b in Belgrade. Music made for you to listen, stay still, keep horizontal and just enjoy. Go with the flow, even when there is none.

EVFB MIX: DONTGETUP #10

Recorded for Le Mellotron 2021.
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Batukizer went deep digging during lockdown and this mix is made for late night summertime magic.
Here we have Brazilian rarities in disco, axé music, lambada and carimbó.
Great Brazilian party music from all over the country and 3 different decades.

BTKZR MIX: MMM-1 / Mexe-Mexe Mixtape - primeiro

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O'RHEUN Mix 027 // @Batukizer

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O'RHEUN Mix - Batukizer

Uploaded to My Analog Journal's YouTube channel on Nov 30th 2022.

Carla (BAtukizer - formerly Epic Vinyls from Brazil) presents another selection of Brazilian seven inches and LPs all joined by the love of samba, spirituality and rare Brazilian grooves.

Filmed at Plantecafeen by CHLLNGR on Black Magic Pocket Cinema 4K
Recorded by Batukizer

My Analog Journal guest mix: More Brazilian Samba Groove

Mix especially made for Tropicasa in 2021. Supreme tunes and grooves all the way.

Batukizer on Worldwide FM 2021. Tropicaza mix.

Sounds Like Jorge - Segundo
SLJ-2 is a 100 % vinyl mix of amazing Jorge Ben versions by Batukizer created in April 2020 during lockdown while digging deep into our Brazilian music archives.

We continue our work from SLJ-1 presenting a unique selection of world class cover versions of Jorge Ben songs mixed with a couple of super rare non-album Jorge Ben tracks.

Opening the mixtape is a gospel/spiritual inspired Brazilian choir version of the 1963 classic Chove Chuva (raining rain) melting into Bebeto's tribute to Jorge Ben using the same melody as an intro and stealing lines and titles from JBJ epic songs throughout this amazing homage.

The mix centers around the 1970s versions from Myriam Makeba, Wilson Simonal and lesser known cover versions on obscure 7 inches. Finishing off is the Jorge Ben original song about the mythical Saci Perere figure from Brazilian folklore.

BTKZR MIX: SLJ-2 / Sounds Like Jorge - Segundo

Afro Brazil Orixá Mix - Primeiro.
ABOM-1 - a 100 % vinyl mix by BTKZR aka DJ Contracapa aka Rasmus.
Tracklist here: www.facebook.com/notes/epic-vinyl…/795048447270055

Brazil 2014.
The african heritage in Brazil is ever present. And perhaps in the music more than anywhere else. The beats of samba, bossa, maracatu, coco and the many other regional rhytms have influences stretching back to western africa.

Brazil is by far the single country in the world that received the most african slaves - estimated more than 3 million - and also the last country to ban slavery in the 1880’s. As a comparison the US in total received only 600.000.

The Brazilian afro-catholic religions candomblé and umbanda are directly linked to the Yoruba, Fon and Ewe culture of western africa. In brazil the african deities became mixed with catholic saints and practices in order to preserve the ancient ways and heritage. Like other religions, it's about spirituality, energy and storytelling. Here music is knowledge. Vinyl is culture. Disco é Cultura.

This first released mix EVFB is called Afro Brazil Orixa Mix - Primeiro (ABOM-1). The songs in the mix has been played out loud on festivals in Denmark and Finland in the summer of 2014 - and has seen very strong reactions on the dance floor.

It is a percussion driven journey into Brazilian afro rhytms, strong voices and spirituality. From pop music to capoeira rituals.

It shows how deeply the orixás has been rooted in Brazilian music, rhytms and language - in music like samba, funk, bossa and even Brazilian popular music (MPB). A lot of artists and bands has taken great pride in writing songs to or about the orixás - especially from the 1950s to the 1970s. It is only one of the fascinating discoveries you can make digging deeper into Brazilian music and language.

Copenhagen 2014.
The mix starts with Amazon Jungle recordings by the Danish descendant Johan Dalgas Frisch. The album does not say when it is published but my guess from what I can find is around 1970 - probably exactly that year. He devoted his private life in Brazil to the preservation of the forest and did some rare and unique recordings of the indians, birds and forest sounds.

The mix ends with a Danish version of Dorival Caymmi's fisherman chant Promessa do Pescador. It is by legendary Danish jazz/latin guitarist Christian Sievert, who was also a great bird lover.

This recording - only a few years after Sergio Mendes version - underline the importance of the afrobrazilian heritage and the uniqueness in Brazil's cultural mix. It was recorded in Nørrebro, Copenhagen - in 1976 - a few 100 yards from my house.
Even back then the impact from this music spread all over the world and influenced many people. Without the internet.
It is obvious on the track that it is not Brazilians singing because of the pronounciation of "Iemanjá" - but still it's very powerful music!

This song is only a little over one minute long. The liner notes states that they over recorded 1 hour straight, but for some reason they cut it down to two 1 minut versions in the studio. I'm trying to see if the master tapes are still around.

Full tracklisting is available below.
Enjoy.

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BTKZR MIX: ABOM-1 / Afro Brazil Orixá Mix - Primeiro

Rare vinyl versions of MPB songs ❤️✌🏾✌🏻
A dream to present our first mixtape recorded in Brazil in the concerte jungle of São Paulo - uhhuuuuu! Find the full set on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGH7b5TijT8

The proud tradition of making killer cover versions in Brazil has fascinating us for years. Ever since we started our SLJ (Sounds Like Jorge Ben) mixtape series, we have been collecting both odd and amazing versions of Brazilian classics. DJ: Ras from @Batukizer

Background of the mixtape:
The idea is to present a collection of 10 relatively unknown versions of Brazilian classics. From Simones epic jazzy version of Clube de Esquinas "Tudo Que.." to Ronald Mesquitas mesmerizing opener - a version of the Elis Regina standard (penned and also recorded by Ivan Lins) "Madalena". This version was never released in Brazil, only Spain, Portugal and Moçambique.

In between you will hear Tim Maia, Bebeto, a 1990s cover of the hauntingly beautiful and ultra rare Samba Groove 2 (My Analog Journal) classic "Grilos da Vida" by Jardes. 

Last song is a bossa nova standard by João Gilberto by the Choir of the historical mining city of Ouro Perto. Which one? We will let you listen and decide, because the jazzy choral arrangements are made o be shared ❤️

Equipment:
A vintage Japanese Urei 1620 rotary DJ mixer
Bryston 4b amplifier
Tannoy DMT 10 speakers
Technics Mk2s
Ortofon Night Club 2 DJ pickups
The upstairs bar at Drosophyla Bar is fitted courtesy of Robert Adair from SP Urban Distillery.

BTKZR MIX: VVMPB - 1 / Vinyl versions of MPB classics • Gin Bar Mixtape • São Paulo

Improvised DJ set with live percussion with mic channel.
Batukizer digital B2B live DJ set recorded in Berlin on 20.4.2024
Event took place in the former studio of Bauhaus arquitect Marcel Breuer.
Private event for a select group of Danish architects invite by the Mbyland Office. We shared the line-up with Awesome Tapes from Africa (US).

Digital BERLIN LIVE B2B DJ set Danish Arquitects United x Batukizer

Epic Vinyls From Brazil - Primeiro
EVFB-1 100% vinyl selected and mixed by EVFB aka DJ Contracapa.

Introduction to the mix:
Welcome to Epic Vinyls from Brazil. The FCOB - 1 builds from chilled and vibrant beats over soul, excursions into Brazilian tropicalia and ending with a true gem celebrating the city of São Paulo.

Now. Follow me. We are going back to the brave, the beautiful and the free times in the 60s, 70’s and 80’s. We are flying back on pure, black, crackling vinyl to a time when people made music for the sake of art and love. Music for thinking, beautiful and strong people looking to change the future.

This is a journey into sound. And a journey to the soul of Brazil. To the great sounds of the past and to the four corners of the huge country. To the deep and strong musical heritage that comes from roots and rhythms, poetry, jazz and rocknroll. You will hear music with voices replacing words with feelings. Music created during the dictatorship but alive with freedom, expression and love.
A onde voce vai? Where are you going?

Check the tracklist below and check me out on youtube and radio mixes for more info. And if you feel the need to add something, hit me up on Soundcloud.

Complete track list and extensive liner notes:
https://www.facebook.com/notes/epic-vinyls-from-brazil/fcob-1-mixtape-info-liner-notes/795032293938337

EVFB MIX: FCOB - 1 / Four Corners of Brazil - Primeiro

Hiii. Batukizer with a fresh mix of old tunes. Straight up dancing party!

Going from the early 60s to mid 70s this mix explores the corners, rhytms and emotional depths of Bossanova. The "hush-hush revolution" music genre developed by teenagers in Copacabanas small apartments in low voices in order not to disturb the neighbours, but also as the reaction of a positive new Brazilian generation to the boring, romantic sadness of the 50s samba cançao.

Youtube set: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQAPnujg1ks

In the words of Roberto Menescal bossanova was about "The sea, the beach, the beauty of Rio de Janeiro, our dreams and plans of a life, that had barely started yet". Bossanova quickly became mainstream MPB (Brazilian Pop Music) and thousands of albums and singles were released, some might even still be re-discovered.

BTKZR MIX: BOSS-01 / DJ set Bossa and Samba Jazz • Recorded at Studio Arhøj

Copenhagen, Denmark, 2015.
Passive agressive article and track list/liner notes.
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Complete track list and extensive liner notes: https://www.facebook.com/notes/epic-vinyls-from-brazil/pab-1-mixtape-info-liner-notes-track-list/847907435317489

ABOUT THE MIX.
This mix is a 100% vinyl 25-track blend of native indian music, experimental 1970’s sound, capoeira songs and afro brazilian ritual music and chanting. Some of these elements are present in the three MPB songs that are placed in the mix to balance out the listening experience keeping the mix fresh and the sound evolving.
The intention with this mix is to enhance the experience of the beautiful and simplistic indian tribal music by placing it together with contemporary music and religious afro-brazilian styles. The process of the EVFB mixes are a long selection process of filing through hundreds of records. Along the way comes ideas for mix tapes - often inspired by two or three songs. The dogma rules are only vinyl owned by EVFB, only Brazilian composed music - or music recorded by Brazilian artists. The mix must be under 1 hour. Effects and scratches are allowed during the recording process.
Often hours of work are put aside because the mix does not “stick together” after the initial recording. It often happens that I discover new tracks or albums I want to buy during the research and mix selection process. Depending on price and availability I might buy these records, but they never make it to the mix, they are used as fuel and inspiration for the coming EVFB projects - thus ensuring an ongoing project that never ends.

Featured artists: Tom Zé, Hermeto Pascoal, Airto Moreira, Djalma Corrêa, Paulo Diniz, Wando, Milton Nascimento, Dorival Caymmi, Camafeu de Oxossi, Elza Soares.

EVFB MIX: PAB - 1 - Passive/Agressive Blog - Primeiro - Experimental Brazil Vinyl

More info, full liner notes and tracklist here: https://www.facebook.com/notes/1257224744644115/

Sounds Like Jorge - Primeiro.
SLJ-1 is a 100 % vinyl mix by Batukizer created in January 2016 before flying to Rio to DJ at two Jorge Ben shows at legendary venue Circo Voador.

The first part of the mix features alternations between JBJ tracks and versions by other artists. The first track is from 1960 and recorded by Polish Jazz musician Wroblewski's Quintet that worked as backing with José Prates (Tam Tam Tam) show during one of their European tours. The afro brazilian show concept was later refined and heavily commercialized as the Oba Oba shows.

In first 30 minutes it's a mix of 1960's and 1970's and the mix then moves into mixing 1970's with 1980's grooves which Captain Jorge and his crew master like no other band. There a great deal of Brazilian boogie and disco out there, but some of JBJ's instrumental parts are so incredibly funky they deserved to be looped on and on. That's why we need two copies of each record ❤️✌️

BTKZR MIX: SLJ-1 / Sounds Like Jorge - Primeiro

Brazilian Psych Folk Soul - Primeiro
LSD-1 is a 100 % vinyl mix by EVFB's DJ Contracapa and DJ Carlotta created in December 2016.

Full mix intro and track list:
https://www.facebook.com/notes/epic-vinyls-from-brazil/lsd-1-mixtape-tracklist-liner-notes/1159504454157784

The careful selection process of this mixtape began more than 6 months ago when we were invited to DJ the “secret” Lost in Sandoz psych party in Copenhagen. The name of the mix however came later and pays respect to the Brazilian book LSD (Lindo Sonho Delirante - Beautiful Delirious Dream) published in November 2016 by Bento Araújo. This novelty book showcases 100 important Brazilian psych records from 1968-1975.

Big thanks to Bento Araújo and Don Stener for feedback on the mix.

EVFB MIX: LSD-1 / Brazil Psych Folk Soul

Afro Brazil Orixá Mix - Segundo.
ABOM-2 is a 100 % original vinyl mix by EVFB aka DJ Contracapa.
Tracklist and full liner notes here: https://www.facebook.com/notes/epic-vinyls-from-brazil/liner-notes-abom-2-afro-brasil-orixá-mix-segundo/1428652000576360/

Salvador de Bahia.
It’s the home of Afro-Brazilian culture and pride. From the vibrating streets of Pelourinho to the traditional Mercado Modelo Market and beyond, Bahia is full of food, art, and music that can be discovered or rediscovered. It’s also a great place to dig for records!

The musical traditions and heritage is deeply intertwined with Africa and the Orixás – the Afro-Brazilian spirits and deities brought to Brazil by the slaves – and almost all artists on this mixtape call out these spirits and deities – with the most popular being Iemanjá (Fertility) and Xangô (Justice). The Orixás are the centre of religions called Umbanda (South) and Candomblé (North), African diasporic religions shared with many other Caribbean and Latin American countries. But nowhere are these religions as strong, organised or acknowledged as they are in Brazil.

And so in this continuous journey to expose the strong connection between Brazil and Africa through the music of the past, this second Afro Brazil Orixá Mix mixtape is dedicated to Salvador and the Brazilian state of Bahia.

EVFB MIX: ABOM-2 / Afro Brazil Orixá Mix - Segundo

Recorded live at Le Mellotron by Epic Vinyls from Brazil. 100% Brazilian original 7inch records.
This is the third installment in the series of mixtapes tracing the impact of the orixás - the afro brazilian spirits of the religions umbanda and candomblé.
A popular reference in the Brazilian popular music in the 1960s and 1970s, the call-out to the spirits invokes a special force and movement in the music.

Find a full track list and liner notes over here:
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Epic Vinyls from Brazil - ABOM-3 Afro Brazil Orixá Mix - Terceiro.

This is freshly cooked sounds for a blessed day in nature or on the dancefloor.

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Brazilian Love (Batukized edit)

Information and tracklist are available on their Facebook page 
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This mix is available on YouTube › https://youtu.be/aT9H4K4kG84

Epic Vinyls From Brazil (EVFB) is back on Le Mellotron for the Iemanjá day!

This time we had the pleasure to have the full duo behind the decks: DJ Carlotta aka DJ Viola and Rasmus Schack aka DJ Contracapa aka Quasileiro aka Babalorischack aka DJ Churrasmus. If you don't know them yet, their DJ Set are made up of exceptional, rare Brazilian music that you have probably never heard before (except for the specialists that you may be!).

This mix is the #4 from the mixtapes serie "Afro Brazil Orixa Mixtapes" (ABOM) 
Check all the episodes here › https://soundcloud.com/epic-vinyls-from-brazil/sets/afro-brazil-orixa-mixtapes

They kindly provided us all the context and information necessary to better understand this beautiful mix:

The records on the mixtape has been carefully collected and selected to present the influence of the afro-brazilian roots on Brazilian popular music. We’ve been wanting to do a mix for Iemanjá - the goddess of the sea - for a long time. Now there are many, many amazing Iemanjá songs like Conto de Areia by Clara Nunes, Dois de Fevereiro by Dorival Caymmi and Marisa Monte’s version of Lendas das Sereias Rainhas do Mar (from the London Olympics closing seremony).

All these songs are tied together by the theme of the Orixas, the sea, mermaids and the 2nd of February - which is a sacred day in many cultures. In the nordic countries it is known as Candelarum Missa - the celebration of lights and half of winter.
In this mix we have opted to bring forth music for dancing, celebrating and energizing your day. Many of the songs we have been digging to fit in the mix. And we tied the traditional samba and afrobrazilian grooves together with not so known rhythms like carimbó and ciranda. Special thanks to Elan Kemesar for parting with a copy of Juca Medalha’s ultra rare compacto with Sambatuque.

The references to Iara, Yá-Yá, Iemanja, Odoia, sereia and Rainha do Mar (Queen of the Sea) are all popular references to Iemanjá - also found in other african diaspora cultures in Latin America.

We hope you enjoy and look forward to sharing this music on dancefloors worldwide!
Carlotta & Rasmus.

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Diffusé et enregistré le 1er février 2020.
Broadcasted and recorded on february 1st, 2020.

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Epic Vinyls from Brazil • ABOM-4 Mixtape Iemanjá

Our mixtapes are based on original vinyl records and we seek to present unheard or forgotten music to the world every time we bring out a new mix. And so it often takes time for everything to fall into the right place. We approached Gouranga a while back and are happy now to be presenting this special mix on their channel. We sincerely hope you enjoy this joint and drop a comment below!

What glues this mix together is a string of songs connected to capoeira, samba and afro-brazilian music. And the lovely sound of the berimbau. Some real gems are uncovered here - as the slow, promotion seven-inch Zaira song “Das Aldeias” or the heavy groove private label track Negro de Angola by Roberto Gomes. The inspiration to this mix grew out of a very special DJ gig for friends at the Capoeira Malungos 10 year anniversary in Copenhagen. A dance floor so open and full of energy that the records were almost crawling out of the DJ bag begging to be played.

Starting and ending slow, this is a dance floor mix for deep music lovers. But we recommend horizontally positioned enjoyment as well. Uplifting samba jazz tracks with a long cut-back session of the 2 minute Grupo Zurana tune breaks out in the middle and the last track slows down to present zoomed out Brazilian freak funk on the amazing Walter Franco track “Partir do Alto” where Walter chants throughout the song: I was taught by my Master. Indeed he was!

Dona Carla and DJ Quaseleiro aka EVFB.

BRAZIL SPECIAL CHILL MIX

GOURANGA MIXTAPE: Epic Vinyls from Brazil - Capoeira, chill and dance mix

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Zurana Sorte (Batukized edit)

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Gold Berimba (Batukized edit) feat. Mestre Rui

Epic Vinyls from Brazil are Rasmus and Dona Carla from Copenhagen and Rio de Janeiro.

If you don't know them yet, their DJ Set are made up of exceptional, rare Brazilian music that you have probably never heard before (except for the specialists that you may be).
They have been digging for one year to make another mix on Le Mellotron dedicated the Brazilian goddess of the sea: Iemanjá.
From a pool of 30 themed records, they selected 16 highly danceable MPB (popular Brazilian music) rarities made to celebrate life and good music.
Iemanjá is celebrated on February 2nd all over Brazil and connected to blue and white colors, rivers and oceans, white flowers, love and cleansing.

This name of this mix is ABOM-5. The 5th mixtape in their Afro Brazil Orixa Mix series - which traces the influence of african rhytms and spirituality in Brazilian music. Major MPB artists from Rio like Wando and Elza Soares are mixed with tracks from Bahia, Belem and São Paulo.

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Diffusé le 2 février 2020.
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Epic Vinyls from Brazil • 100% Vinyl Set Brazilian Iemanjá Special 2021 • Le Mellotron

BTKZR MIX: DONTGETUP #1

EVFB MIX: DONTGETUP #2

EVFB MIX: DONTGETUP #3

EVFB MIX: DONTGETUP #4

EVFB MIX: DONTGETUP #5

EVFB MIX: DONTGETUP #6

EVFB MIX: DONTGETUP #7

Brazil’s musical heritage is a fountain of endless discovery.
After years of heavy digging, BTKZR brings you new sounds from the past in the shape of DJ sets with outstanding Brazilian songs that you most likely have not heard before.

All the BTKZR tracks are extracted from our collection of Brazilian vinyl records. These were found digging on our numerous travels since the year 2000.

Our DJ sets will bring you soundscape music, afro brazilian, tropicália madness, the emotional depths of samba/bossa plus incredible beats and basslines, haunting vocals and spiritual songs from the South to the North of this great country.

Talk to us batukizer@gmail.com

In 2020 we played a few gigs abroad (Norway, Belgium) and toured in Brazil before Corona. The summer was spent touring and DJing extensively in Denmark with more than 20 gigs over the span of the summer.

In 2018 and 2019 BTKZR has Toured in India and Brazil, played Gilles Petersons Worldwide Festival, Mellotron in Paris, NTS Radio, bookings at Spiritland in London, Copenhagen Jazz Festival and much much more.

In 2017 Batukizer has played a score of major Danish Festivals: Roskilde, Stella Polaris, Metropol, Volume Festival. In addition events and major club nights with deep and magnificent music. A German tour, Yuka Club in Tunis, Alma Hotel in Barcelona.

In 2016 Batukizer has played at: Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Roskilde Festival, supporting legendary Azymuth in Copenhagen, warming up for Jorge Ben at Circo Voador in Rio, The Lake Radio, Jolenes in Copenhagen, SommerChill Festival.

In 2015 Batukizer has played in Paris, Neu Club São Paulo, Cph Winterjazz Festival (with Azymuth), The Lake Radio, Roskilde Festival, Søndagsvenner Festival, Distortion Festival, Ya'Ya' Hifi in Rio de Janeiro.

In 2014 Batukizer has played at: We Love Helsinki, Trailerpark Festival, Chill i Parken Festival and Sunday Friends.

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