Name: Marcos Valle "Estrelar" Kizum Edit by RafaelMoraes in Latin vibes.
Duration: 6 min 11 s
Description: DJ Friendly Re-Edit for the classic 80's Marcos Valle Song "Estrelar"

Fala ae Rafa, beleza? Libera o donwload ou envia um link para down... de preferencia em wav qualidade real ... amo esse som... mais de 30 anos q nao escuto isso ..

Rafa, i would love to have this edit. Leon

Latin vibes.

LAVOURA 

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This track represents very well what Lavoura sound is. Jazz, beatufifull synths and a slighty brazilian vibe on it !

English 

Eletronic sounds, Jazz and Brazilian music are the Lavoura´s main focus of their music journey. Since their beggining in 2003 the band produce a blend of synthetic music, beats and cinematic sounds. The band takes brazilian music to others territories near the the global urban music dialog with genres from dancefloor enviroment as Nu-Jazz, Broken Beat and Dubstep. 

Português 

Cultura eletrônica, jazz e música brasileira são os pontos centrais da pesquisa musical do quarteto Lavoura. Desde sua criação, em 2003, o grupo se dedica a produzir uma síntese da interação homem-máquina, resultando em psicogeografias sonoras e fluxos cinemáticos. A banda leva a música brasileira para territórios da música urbana global, dialoga com os novos gêneros voltados às pistas de dança como o nu-jazz, broken beats e dubstep.

Lavoura - Iperoig

Re-edition of one of the greatest classics of the "Father of Brazilian Soul Music".
Tim Maia (stage name of Sebastião Rodrigues Maia, Rio de Janeiro, September 28, 1942 - Niterói, March 15, 1998) was a singer, composer, producer, conductor, multi - instrumentalist and Brazilian businessman, responsible for introducing the style soul in Brazilian popular music and is recognized worldwide as one of the biggest music icons in Brazil. Their songs were marked by the hoarseness of his voice, always serious and loaded, winning and best-selling devoting many successes. Born and raised in the city of Rio de Janeiro, where in his childhood, had contact with people who would be great singers like Jorge Ben Jor and Erasmo Carlos. In 1957, he founded the group The Sputniks, where he sang along with Roberto Carlos. In 1959 he emigrated to the United States, where he had his first contacts with the soul, been arrested and deported for theft and drug possession. In 1970, he recorded his first album, titled Tim Maia, who quickly became a success across the country with songs like " Blue Color of the Sea " and " Spring".
Within three years, released several albums homonyms, making success with songs like "I Do not Want Money " and " I wish both of you". From 1975 to 1977, joined the religious - philosophical doctrine known as Rational Culture, launching this period, the songs " What a Beauty " and " Rhodesia ". The decadence of his songs influenced by this philosophical school, became disillusioned with the doctrine and returned to his previous style of music, releasing hits like " Discoverer Seven Seas " and " Give Me Reason ". Many of his songs were recorded under the label and publisher Seroma Victoria Regia disks, being one of the first independent artists from Brazil. Earned the nickname " the liquidator Brazil " his friend Jorge Ben Jor song in W / Brazil. In the 1990s, several problems have plagued the singer's life: problems with Globo and poor health due to constant use of illicit drugs and to increase their degree of obesity. Unable to conduct a performance at the Teatro Municipal de Niterói, left in an ambulance , and after two cardiac arrest, died on March 15, 1998. It is his legacy to the broader history of Brazilian music, and his work came to influence many artists, as his nephew Ed Motta [citation needed]. Rolling Stone magazine ranked Tim Maia as the greatest Brazilian singer of all time, and also as the 9th greatest artist of Brazilian music. 
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@tooslowtodisco enter 2022 in much the same way that they left 2021 delivering scintillating downtempo disco gems aplenty. This time it's label regular @Vibes4YourSoul delivering a four track double 7" Ep 'Tudo Azul' in a rather nifty collectible blue.

Featuring four cuts of delectable sun soaked Brazilian slo mo disco it once again cements Vibes4YourSoul as one of the most talented of producers working in the dowtempo disco sphere.

Check out the premier of Jóia Da Bahia from the EP here and jump over to LV online for more on the release via: https://levisiteuronline.com/music/lv-premier-vibes4yoursoul-joia-da-bahia-too-slow-to-disco/

Jóia Da Bahia

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MUV - Torta de Chocolate

ENGLISH 
The band MUV - Movimento Uniformemente Variado - is head by Ricardo Verocai and Katia Drummond. And its a musical project that blends the roots of Soul, Funk, Jazz, Salsa and Rap with diverse brazilian rhythms as Samba, Baião and Afoxé. One of the mean focus of the band is revisit the black music movement that happened in 60s in Rio de Janeiro.

PORTUGUÊS 
A banda MUV - Movimento Uniformemente Variado - é liderado por Ricardo Verocai e Katia Drummond. E é um projeto musical que funde as bases do soul, funk, jazz, salsa e do rap com ritmos variados da música brasileira como o samba, baião e o afoxé. Um dos princípios do MUV é o de revisitar o movimento da música preta nacional que surgiu na metade da década de 60, no Rio de Janeiro.

LINKS - soundcloud.com/muv-1 



MUV - Torta De Chocolate

Detroit producer and DJ, Theo Parrish, translates Mother Mother with a vocal and instrumental re-wiring of the original soulful, techno-tinged workout off the album Blackbird.

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DJ Friendly Re-Edit for the classic 80's Marcos Valle Song "Estrelar"

Marcos Valle "Estrelar" Kizum Edit

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You already know what it is! Im back again with another Sample Sessions! Its samples, its hiphop, its 18 tracks, its good music, fuck it.

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Another album of miscellaneous instrumentals, finished in 2017, called Instrumenties 02: If You Bite Me, I'll Bite You Right the Heck Back.

Pachinko Monster

Kampana's debut release was a global hit across the house, disco and tropical scene, with support from heavyweights such as Francois K, Soul Clap and Gilles Peterson.

The label is back just in time for summer with three more doses of peak time fire from Aroop Roy, who has gained a fine reputation for the quality and widespread appeal of his releases.

‘You Say' is a funk-fuelled number with gritty retro vocals and guitar, driven by a warm disco groove and 80s arp-synth. The feel-good vibes gradually build into an anthemic floor-filling climax.

‘Taj Mahal' reworks a Brazilian classic into a full on house workout, reminiscent of Roy's popular series on Gamm.

‘Mapora' is an original number that will blend well into both deep house and afro-centric sets. The track builds nicely with filtered samples and syncopated vocals, coming in with an infectious highlife guitar line and late night synth stabs, to get mind and body moving.

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Released in 1975 as part of JorgeBen & GilbertoGil duo album "Jorge & Gil", this song evokes the legendary Carnaval bloco from Salvador de Bahia, the "Filhos De Gandhy", whose history is a great snapshot of Brazil social and cultural roots.

In 1951, following authoritarian Brazilian authorities challenge of some important social welfare benefiting Bahia's port workers, a group of the city's dockers led the opposition, chosing Mahatma Gandhi's famous non-violent approach. 
Unfolding during carnival time, their demonstrations were met with a large popular success, so much that they decided to cement their group through a cultural and spiritual association: a carnival bloco. The "Filhos De Gandhy" (with an "y", I don't know why), were born.  

Today it's one of the oldest and largest blocos in the country with more than 10 000 members. Their white outfit and turban is easily recognizable, and the legend says it gives men wearing it a certain sex-appeal with women :) 
Bahia's strong African legacy is also very much present in the Filhos's songs and chants, often written in Nigerian Yoruba language, while also influenced by African animist religion Candoblé (also know as Afoxé).

Born in Salvador and occasionally partying with the group, Gilberto Gil wrote this 13 minutes-long song, probably as a direct tribute to the Filhos. Here is my drummed-up (and shortened) Dj-friendly edit of it.

P.S.: the photo artwork dates back from 1946/48. It was taken in Bahia by late French photographer and enthnologist Pierre Verger, who dedicated his life studying the links between West Africa and Brasil, notably the Candomblé religion. His work as a photographer is simply stunning, I urge you to google it if you enjoy photo as an art, and Brasil & its people in particular.

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Musician, DJ and Producer. Music has always been around Rafael Moraes life, either as a protagonist or spectator. His familiarity with  various rhythms and genres can be seen in his sets and productions, guided by his good taste and refined sound. Versatility and skills that allows him to transit in clubs worldwide.

Founder of the Sunday Sessions, member of Patuá DJs crew and a Yoruba Records artist, he can appeal to diverse audiences with his vast knowledge of Jazz, Soul, Disco, Latin, Afro, House and Electronic.In the studio, has worked with internationally renowned artists like Ron Trent, DJ Spinna, Osunlade, Karizma, Kuniyuki Takahashi and is part of Nomumbah alongside Ale Reis and André Torquato, with two albums and many Remixes and EPs released.
Music that has been released by major labels like Defected, Rebirth, Yoruba, Strictly Rhythm, Sonar Kollectiv, King Street, Get Physical, MoBlack and others.

His debut solo album Reconnection released on Yoruba Records featuring OVEOUS, Jesse Gannon, Capitol A, Nadirah Shakoor,  Aroop Roy, brazilian tallents l_cio, Vitor Lopes and Raul Mascarenhas got support and positive reviews of electronic music pioneers as Laurent Garnier, Vince Watson and Rainer Trüby.
During six years hosted the show Beats Eldorado on Eldorado FM, a reference for pioneering in its mix of various electronic genres and by interviews with major international names. This same approach can be listened today on his Nomumbah Radio Show every month on the leading edge My House Radio from New York.
Is the name behind Kizum Worldwide Radio that showcase weekly a variety of musical genres streaming on Twitch.tv/djrafaelmoraes, and the Italian House Nation Music.

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