Mosquitinho de Velório (psilosamples remix)

Amaro Jose - Obatala

Patch notes (for myself and whoever's interested in such things...):
- Melody by Moog Mother-32, filter modulated by Intellijel Planar, V/Oct sequenced by WMD Arpitecht + ACL Sinfonion, triggers from WMD Metron
- Bassline by Moog Minitaur, filter modulated by Intellijel Planar, V/Oct sequenced by ACL Sinfonion, triggers from WMD Metron, effects by Instruo dåpf
- Kick and other drums by Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas Alter, sampled with the Rossum Assimil8or, triggers from Noise Engineering Numeric Repetitor, fill patterns CV-controlled by Jasmine & Olive Trees Traffic, mixed with ALM Jumble Henge
- Other percussion (on the left) by Befaco Noise Plethora into Moog DFAM
- Lighting by Doepfer A-197-3

Mixed with the WMD Performance Mixer and recorded using the 4ms WAV Recorder.

Also available on YouTube:  https://youtu.be/VeZMCCCnxQI

Experiment VI

Kiko Dinucci Na Boca dos Outros - 2009/2010
(Kiko Dinucci)
com Mauricio Pereira


Depressão Periférica

Nega Neguinha

J.B. de Carvalho
TRANCA-RUA
(J.B. de Carvalho & Otavio Faria)
1954

J.B. de Carvalho - Tranca-rua (1954)

Luzia, Rainha do Baianá-Alessandra Leão-REMIX Kiko Dinucci

Manto dos Sonhos

Maria Eleonor

“Macumbadaboa” unites the ancestral sounds of Grupo Bongar from Pernambuco, Brazil with the electronic and dub elements of Maga Bo, the American/Brazilian DJ/producer based in Rio de Janeiro.  The project includes the participation of various well known Pernambuco artists - Isaar, Cláudio Rabeca, Lia de Itamaracá e as Filhas do Baracho, Lu do Coco do Pneu, members from the Xambá terreiro, children from the local community as well as the Malian kora player Adama Keita.  The album explores many northeastern Brazilian rhythms such as coco, afoxé and maculelê as well as subtle elements of electronic and dub music.

The songs were recorded in an improvised studio set up by Maga Bo in the Memorial Severina Paraíso da Silva - Mãe Biu, in the terreiro of Xambá in Olinda.  The intention was to bring Grupo Bongar into a familiar atmosphere where Guitinho could compose music and lyrics on the spot, inspired by the history of the Xambá community which was represented by all of the photos, antiques and relics that surrounded them in the Memorial.  

“The lyrics emerged from observing the pieces that make up the Memorial.  The old photos, the utensiles used in the terreiro in the time of Mãe Biu, the old percussion instruments, the maps of Nigeria and Cameroon (where the Xambá folk originated) and the articles of clothing from that time.  Finally, everything that reminds us of our history and the history of our people,” explains Guitinho.  “The repertoire of this album brings traditional songs for the orixás and the entitiies of Jurema.  The original lyrics emerged in the moment, through my observation of the pieces in the Memorial, during the recording.” - Marileide Alves

Release Date:  October 1, 2019
Format:  Digital/CD
Label:  Kaxambu Records
Catalog #: KAX014
Produced, recorded and mixed by Maga Bo
Musical direction by Guitinho da Xambá
Executive production for Bongar by Marileide Alves
Mastering by Krishnin at Blissonance
Artwork by Andrianna Moulinos
www.kaxamburecords.com

Mosquitinho de Velório (psilosamples remix)

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