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Following on from six volumes, a detour to Brooklyn and a cut-up megamix – all as collected in a special 8-CD boxset – our famed Brazilian Beats compilation series finally returns. Brazilian Beats 7 continues to shine a light on the country’s wealthy musical heritage, both past and present, while acting as an honest guide for listeners seeking exciting and different musical pastures.

Volume 7 collects 20 tracks, spanning a range of styles and scenes from the more obvious to the weirder and lesser-known gems to be found throughout Brazil. There’s cutting-edge, bass-heavy new school hip hop with Karol Conka and her trailblazing producer Nave; sunshine laden soul from Djavan; a Jorge Ben cover courtesy of Junip that does the maestro’s legacy proud; funky Forro accordions from little-known Odair who used to play with Tom Ze; samba rock from SamJazz, a bonafide Sao Paulo classic, and Abilio Manuel; disco fusion from Coaty de Oliveira, taken from an album made for a restaurant no less; hard-edged bossa from the Jorge Autouri Trio; and last but not least Brazil-meets-LA funk in the shape of Jackson Conti, the unforgettable collaboration between Madlib and Azymuth’s drummer Ivan Conti.

1 Karol Conka – Boa Noite / 2 Bemba Trio – Melô do vatapá / 3 Som Sete – Esquindindin / 4 Cláudia - Deixa Eu Dizer / 5 Djavan – Nereci / 6 Junip – Oba, Lá Vem Ela / 7 Odair Cabeça de poeta - Isso é Bonito / 8 SamJazz - Nega, Neguinha / 9 Abilio Manoel - Luiza Manequim / 10 Junior Com Orquestra E Coro - O Campeão (Meu Time) / Hindo Do Flamengo / 11 Coaty de Olivieira – Caminho Livre / 12 Arnaud Rodrigues - Turma do Poie / 13 Brazil Selection – Bananaticoco / 14 Zapattta - A Mesa Santa / 15 Jorge Autuori Trio – Autorizando / 16 Cizinha - Prá Fazer Um Samba / 17 Quarteto Novo – Misturada / 18 Wan Trio – Selvagem / 19 Mestre Bimba - Corridos / 20 Jackson Conti - Plateau Pt. 1

Abilio Manoel - Luiza Manequim

Afrobombas 'Do Sal & Sol Eu Sou’ is a track taken from our latest release, ‘'Daora': Underground Sounds of Urban Brasil – Hip-hop, Beats, Afro & Dub’ compilation.

Available on CD/LP/download from:
Bandcamp: bit.ly/1bPEdQZ
iTunes: smarturl.it/zz6qx8
Amazon: amzn.to/15VJAcI

“This two CD collection is a tour of the cutting-edge scenes of Sao Paulo, Bahia and Rio, encompassing hip-hop and electronica as well as organic instrumentation and rhythms" The Observer

“Thirty-two songs that gather a range of urban sounds of Brazilian beat music, the collection serves as a reminder of the volume of transcendent music produced in and around Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro” Los Angeles Times


Dao-ra (adj.) Brasilian. Slang.
1. Sao Paulo term for something that’s dope.

DAORA, a 32 track blast through the freshest hip-hop, leftfield beats, afrobeat and dub-influenced sounds from Brasil. The album was compiled by respected Sao Paulo beat-head Rodrigo Brandao – who has collaborated with members of The Roots, Afro-beat master Tony Allen, producer Prince Paul (De La Soul) and artists from the Ninja Tune and Big Dada stables.

Daora features 32 tracks that represent the musicians, MCs and beat-heads making some of the most thrilling urban music in “the alternative lanes of Brasil’s third world megalopoli”. Rodrigo explains: “Blending both the foundations of boom-bap and Brasilian rhythmic and melodic heritage, Daora is an introduction to the most cutting-edge beat culture + percussive oriented music coming out of Brasil today."




Afrobombas - Do Sal & Sol Eu Sou (From 'Daora': Underground Sounds   of Urban Brasil)

Karina Buhr - Do Pilá

Super release with really great edits! I like it very much
SoulBrigada (Kat45 recs)

Those are great edits/reworks!
Marc Hype (Dusty Donuts)

Very nice tracks !!!
Jayl Funk (Honkey Phonk)

I've been playing out your jump around edit, it's absolute quality
Andy Taylor (Resense Recs)

Yesss- as I expected! Killer tracks! I love Jazzinaround but those 2 Northern Soul Bombs will surely work fine on the dancefloor! Full support buddy! Love all 3 tracks!
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Taken from BANZEIRO available on LP /CD /DL via: https://donaonete.bandcamp.com/album/banzeiro & STREAMING

‘Remarkable… an engagingly commanding and feisty singer’ The Guardian

Dona Onete - ‘the grande dame of Amazonian song’ - returns with further tales from the river Amazon on her sophomore album Banzeiro.

Whether she’s championing gay rights, singing about the delights of indecent proposals or praising a former lover for his ‘crazy ways of making love’, Banzeiro is defined by Onete’s honest reflections on life, love, sex as well as her delight in the everyday pleasures of life in the Amazon, whether that’s spicy seasoning, salty kisses or fishy-smelling water.

Formerly a history teacher, folklore researcher, union representative, culture secretary and children’s author - “I never thought I would be a singer” she claims - Onete recorded her debut album Feitiço Caboclo at 73. A cult figure in Brazil and an ambassador for Amazonian culture, the music she sings is a unique mix of rhythms from native Brazilians, African slaves and the Caribbean - epitomised in the joyous carimbós that are her trademark.

Born in the Amazonian region of Pará in 1938, Onete is a mix of native Indian from her mother’s side and African from her father. She first started to sing after a chance riverside encounter: “I was washing clothes by the river and one day I saw a dolphin and sung for him. The next day I sang again, and two dolphins came, then a whole family!”.

A self-proclaimed “teenage-dreamer” who embraced music “because everything was forbidden by my parents”, by the age of 15 Onete was singing in bars, yet her musical ambitions were soon crushed: “I was married at 22 and when I tried to sing at home my husband didn’t like it so I had to stop”.

She became an ardent researcher of the rhythms, dances and traditions of the Amazon’s indigenous and black people, which inspired her to begin composing songs herself. Unable to sing at home, she began to incorporate her compositions in her work as a history teacher.

In the early eighties Onete quit teaching to campaign for workers’ rights and following retirement in 1990 she became a local Municipal Secretary of Culture. In the early 2000s Onete’s second husband encouraged her musical side and it was whilst singing at a friend’s party in 2006 that she was overheard by a local band. She joined them and soon became a local celebrity known for her risque lyrics. A debut album, Feitiço Caboclo, soon followed and her contemporary take on the music of Para was a critical success with Onete touring Brazil playing to crowds of thousands: “Traditional carimbo songs are about nature and tradition - I modernised it by singing about love and sex and taking influence from samba and pagode”.

International critics were next to fall for this sassy, saucy and sexy septuagenarian with Les Inrocks making the album one of their top 5 ‘world’ releases that year. European festival performances followed in 2015 - including a main stage spot at Womad UK - with a US tour taking in Chicago, Cleveland, and New York in September 2016. “Sometimes, when you think you’ve given all you’ve got, you realise that, in fact, you have a lot more ahead of you”, she opines.

Banzeiro is the wave that’s created as boats pass through the water and with it’s pulsating saxophone riff, insistent guitar line, thundering percussion and Onete’s charged lyrics the album title track, a banguê – raucous high-octane ‘Amazonian ska’ – is a musical tsunami. Onete is at her most potent on Na Linha do Arco Iris (The Line of the Rainbow), a rallying cry of support for her LGBT fans: “come out of the wardrobe, cross the line of the rainbow and be who you want to be”. Faceira and No Meio do Pitiú are joyous carimbós with the latter surely the only song to recount the charms of Pitiú - the fishy-smelling water that floods Belém’s legendary fish-market Ver-o-Peso as the ice defrosts.

DONA ONETE No Meio Do Pitiú

Rita Lee - Agora é Moda

Brazil 45, number 64 https://www.mrbongo.com/products/marilene-sinal-vermelho-nonato-buzar-verao-vermelho-7-vinyl

‘Sinal Vermelho’ – midtempo psyche-funk workout tough on the drums. Brilliant vocal from Marilene. Taken from 1973 compacto 7” released on Copacabana. 

‘Verão Vermelho’ is taken from Nonato Buzar’s 1970 LP ‘Temas De Novelas’, a collection of songs he wrote for Brazilian soap operas.

Marilene – Sinal Vermelho

Far Out Recordings proudly presents the 1975 self-titled debut album from Brazilian vocalist and bossa nova luminary Emilio Santiago. Nicknamed ‘the Nat King Cole of Brazil’, Santiago was a master bossa balladeer and a top-class crooner. But he is known equally for his Brazilian funk, soul and boogie classics. One of his best know is album opener ‘Bananeira’, a party-starting version of the song originally written by Joao Donato and Gilberto Gil. ‘Brother’ is a smooth-grooving killer with great horn arrangements and a huge backing choir, while ‘La Mulata’ is a soulful, swinging salsa stepper.

Originally released on the CID label, the album showcases the full range of Emilio’s talents, while paying homage to some of Brazil’s greatest composers, including Jorge Ben, Marcos and Sergio Valle and Ivan Lins among others. 

The credits on the album are a ‘who’s who’ of Brazil’s greats, with João Donato on keys, Wilson das Neves, Ivan ‘Mamão’ Conti and Paulinho on drums, Durval Ferreira, Carlos Roberto Rocha and Helio Delmiro on guitar, Ariovaldo, Orlandivo, and Chacal on percussion, Danilo Caymmi on flute, a brass section featuring Victor Assis Brasil, Edson Maciel and Jesse Sadoc, and backing vocals from Jaime and Nair, Lúcia Lins, Jurema and Marcio Lott.

Emilio Santiago - Brother

A remix of my "Heart Is Jumping" from "40° Of Sunshine" remixed by Captain Planet.

My Heart Is Jumping (Captain Planet Remix)

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Créditos originais:
Eddie ‎– Original Olinda Style - Brasil - 2002

Compositores: Trümmer
Drums – Kiko Meira
Graphic Design – Letícia Rossetti
Lead Vocals, Guitar, Sampler – Fabio Trummer
Percussion, Backing Vocals – Alexandre Urêa
Photography – Matheus Sá


Edit: Rafael Cotait - Curitiba - Brasil - 2019
BPM: 84

Eddie - Pode Me Chamar (cotait Edit)

Basement Freaks return to Jalapeno with a 4 track EP of killer funk, heavy, heavy beats and deep blues vocals. Always one of the serious players in the Funk / Breaks scene – his music has always been able to transcend genres and gets dropped in clubs and parties round the world.

On Work It Out the Freaks teams up with MC Rayna for a guitar heavy hip hop excursion. A Blues Thang features that thing most often missed out by modern electronic producers – a harmonica solo – the proper way to do it….

Gotta Make Me A Gun is another blues tinged party bomb featuring the vocals of long time Freaks collaborator Georges Perin. The EP finishes up with the soulful flair of That Little Thing You Do.

Basement Freaks offer their Gold Digga edit for free download to celebrate the upcoming 12" . 

Get you hands on http://soundcloud.com/basement-freaks/gold-digga here

All Tracks writen by Basement Freaks
Produced by George Fotiadis
Mastered by Bombastic Jam Mastering

Vocals/Talkbox & Harmonica by Georges Perin
Additional Vocals on A1 by Mc Ryana
Guitars & Bass by George Fotiadis
Lyrics by Panayiotis Skraparlis

Basement Freaks - A Blues Thang

The next 12" of Bab Musique produced by Switch "Groov" Exp. and including a remix by Suonho.

Face A - La Musica en Vérité
Face B - Dirty Boogaloo / original & Suonho remix

Release: mid-november

Switch "Groov" Exp. - Dirty Boogaloo (Suonho Don't Be Afraid ReJam)

Available as digital download and limited edition Record Kicks 10th split 45.

Second single from Hannah Williams & The Tastemakers' debut album "A hill of feathers" CD | LP | digi. HWT pay homage to Barbara Lynn with a cover up of her northern soul hit "I'm a good woman". On the flip the previously unreleased deep soul beauty "I've been waiting so long"

Record Kicks: http://www.recordkicks.com/index.php?/releases/I-m-A-Good-Woman-single
Bandcamp: http://recordkicks.bandcamp.com/album/im-a-good-woman
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/im-a-good-woman-single/id589597282
YouTube: http://youtu.be/Nwd_Ol5W648

Hannah Williams & the Tastemakers - I'm A Good Woman

Do Sal e Sol Eu Sou - Afrobombas

Helio Matheus - Eu, Réu, me condeno

7" Eu, Réu, me condeno / Feijão com farinha
RCA VICTOR, 1973

Helio Matheus - Eu, réu, me condeno (1973)

Label a&r by Lewis Robinson (INSTA @lewisrobinsonMU)

Dario Peteiro is the man behind Inconsciente Colectivo, a name taken from the rave collective he belonged to back in time in Madrid, Spain. 
He's previously been running Disorder Edinburgh and The Unconscious Collective / TUC Radio show, playing such an assorted music styles, including but not limited to: Slow-Mo, Dark Disco, Acid, Techno, even Electro or Breaks.

Contact me on darinet(at)hotmail.com

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