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A Banda - Chico Buarque

Violão - Roger Calixto
Baixo - Jotemberg Pereira
Percussão - Rafael Abade

4 Amante amado (jorge ben jor)

Tribalistas  - Velha Infância (2004 Digital Remaster)(DnB Kokitos Remix)

Format: 12" / digital
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“Chico Buarque Construção Revisited” by L_cio is a beautiful debut project part of a DOC series of releases combining classic Brazilian names with DOC artists and producers.

L_cio (Laercio Schwantes) the man with the transverse flute known for some of the freshest and unique tracks coming out from Brazil is behind this gemstone.
Increasingly building a legacy of fans following his live performances and recent releases on DOC Records (Vazio; Traffic; People Talk; Schwantes), this man is a non-stoppable 30 hours machine gun.
On this long awaited 2-track limited edition vinyl release, L_cio and Gui Boratto kept the roots of this classic track “Construção”. However they added all the proper elements of a techno dance floor knockout. By inserting malicious baselines, flutes and strings they generated aggressive melodies while keeping all characteristics of this epic song.

Voted as the greatest Brazilian song by Rolling Stones magazine, “Construção was originaly recorded by Chico Buarque in 1971 with production by Roberto Menescal. Released during military dictatorship, Chico Buarque criticizes the way of life of the Brazilian workers, comparing them to machines.

The song is known for its interchangeable last words, used “as if they were pieces of a board game”, as said by Buarque.
Generatiions apart, Construção (L_cio & K_ri Version)” and “Construção (L_cio & Boratto’s Deconstructed Mix)” are the first ever authorized remixes in over 45 years.

L_cio the latest dance floor brazilian soldier, a menacing builder of beats completes an epic turnnig point by editing and lapidating a classic poetry.

With a B Side dub version beutifully crafted by label boss Gui Boratto, this limited edition pearl is finally here for our joy!

Chico Buarque Construção Revisited

Chico Buarque - Construção (L_cio & Boratto’s Deconstructed Mix)

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Construção (L_cio & Boratto’s Deconstructed Mix)- snippet

Chico Buarque - Apesar de Voce - ( Natema Remix )

Guitarra Eléctrica: Santiago Arias
Voz: Daniel Jiménez

Producción y realización: Santiago Arias

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O Velho e a Flor - Vinicius de Moraes e Toquinho (Cover)

Gabriela Nemitz is Brazilian and Claudio Arditti is Argentine. Gabriela is a model and psychologist by profession, from a family of musicians; Claudio has been working in the electronic scene for about 30 years, in addition to producing music. Together, creatively integrate themselves into the Chile-based duo VosyYo, a new electronic music project - seriously, a brand-new one since they only started working together a few months ago. There’s no major stylistic unity in the production line, as part of the magic of their productions which blur the sound lines inspired by styles as samba, rock, rap and folk. Moreover, the aim is always the same: to give listeners an opportunity to dive into different worlds within electronic music, a diverse package of emotions - from euphoria, happiness and exaltation to melancholy.

Originally was born in Chile, but the project's productions tend to be more closely linked to Argentine and Brazilian aesthetics, but nothing surprising, given the members' origins. Claudio started playing since he was a little boy with cassette tape and vinyl, soon he was exploring each new manner of making music that was emerging, for several years now he's a music producer, with his personal namesake project and two other dual projects - INMD and Zsanchos. In turn, Gabriela began to explore her skills in this area at the same time that she begins her involvement with the duo and, clearly, a penchant for music is evident and she adds a ballsy, blow-’em-away tone with her voice. In addition to their convergent desire to produce, somehow, VosyYo is a homegrown electronic project having started as a joke, mainly recording sounds and voices in their spare time at home, and after warm feedback the project takes shape, standing in direct opposition to the sameness.

Unlike many other releases, this thirty-fifth is more expressive than introspective. As a glimpse of fresh Chilean electronic music, the three-track EP 'Gata Groovera EP' includes at its composition a cover, an original track and a remix, however simple even in duration, about 18 minutes, it overflows innovative rhythmic bending, encompassing a range of esoteric feel-good electronica , obscure in meaning surroundings, sometimes shrill, mysteriously metallic moods. The cover track 'Garota de Ipanema' - Brazilian bossa nova and MPB song, composed by Antônio Carlos Jobim and written by Vinicius de Moraes in 1962 - is basically thought of the longing and nostalgia that this song brings to Gabriela and to many other Brazilians who are far from the country or who simply remember the old glamour good-times. In an allegorical and transverse way, VosyYo recreates this Brazilian classic with elegance in details. The second track, the original that gives the EP its name, makes reference to the favela, the stigmas and stereotypes that accompany it - criticizing the image of a society polarized between those who are “integrated” and those who are “excluded”, using enthusiastic grooves and a poetic voice that resonates in protest. And to conclude the repertoire, the Brazilian guest-remixer AVGVSTVS delivers an uplifting reshaped reggaeton, with driven and spontaneous elements.

Unified by a real-life relationship, certainly VosyYo still has a lot to reveal of its productions, but with a debut EP, with peaks and troughs, and giving lots of different dynamics, they already set an eclectic affair as their motto. Then, between geographic and mental journeys, VosyYo plays fearlessly, using several references to build what we ultimately call 'music for beach chairs', the one to relax and to dissolve in the freshness of whatever you want to.
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Credits\
Artwork\ Orfeosun 
https://www.instagram.com/orfeosun/
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Layout\ Bruno Blancato
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Mastering\
Tracks 01 & 02\ Arthur Carneiro 'El Peche'
@elpeche 
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Track 03\ Murillo Faleiros 'mandruvá'
@mandruvamusic

Music\
Tracks 01 & 02\ VosyYo (Claudio Arditti y Gabriela Nemitz)
@vosyyo
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Track 03\ AVGVSTVS
@avgustvs

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