RAKTA To Tour Europe in November and December
Experimental Brazilian group RAKTA, whose last release, Oculto Pelos Seres, was one of our biggest revelations of 2017, will be... Read Article
Luiz Zerbini: Razão Intuitivo
Luiz Zerbini presented his first major UK exhibition at the South London Gallery, taking place until August 19th 2018. This... Read Article
MIXTAPE Epic Vinyls From Brazil’s LSD-2 (Brazilian Jazz Fusion Experimental) Mix
This mixtape is Epic Vinyls from Brazil‘s second contribution to the books of Brazilian author Bento Araújo. After meeting Bento... Read Article
REVIEW Amaro Freitas – Rasif
Brazilian contemporary jazz has another great representative: Amaro Freitas. From Recife, in north-eastern Brazil, the young pianist combines classic jazz... Read Article
REVIEW Bixiga 70 – Quebra Cabeça
It’s big, brassy and Brazilian. It’s Bixiga 70, back in the socket for their fourth album and their second for... Read Article
REVIEW Marcos D. Project – Exaltação
Marcos D. Project: it’s not the most prepossessing name; it sounds a bit like a short-lived pick-up band to highlight... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Global Flavours Combine on Latest Single from Salvador Veteran Mamah
The bass scene in Bahia is showing no signs of slowing down. BaianaSystem are still one of the big draws but... Read Article
PREMIÈRE: Atropolis & Zuzuka Poderosa Tackle Police Violence On New Collaboration
NYC-based producer Atropolis is following up recent EP Jump with another multi-cultural release, and this time he has brought along... Read Article
Ataw Allpa & DJ Nirso – Sonora Post Digital
Imagine a post-futuristic landscape. Post-digital if you dare. Melted at the excesses of human consumption; a plastic gloss amidst a... Read Article
REVIEW Baronesa
At this year’s opening night at Open City Documentary Festival, you’ll be able to watch Baronesa, a film directed by... Read Article
Love and Music: 10 Essential Tracks from Maria Rita’s Family Tree
With Maria Rita set to play at London’s Union Chapel on Tuesday September 4th – her first visit to London... Read Article
REVIEW Onda De Amor: Synthesized Brazilian Hits That Never Were (1984-94)
In a very “finder keepers” fashion, diggin’ for records brings new life to old music, and when you are into... Read Article