Brasilia
Breaking Down Prejudices With Rap: A Conversation with RAPadura
RAPadura‘s musicality is unique. His RAP has the characteristics of Brazil, as well as the nickname he chose (RAPadura is... Read Article
REVIEW Brasilia, Life After Design
In Brasília: Life After Design, film-maker Bart Simpson allows the sinuous curves of renowned architects Oscar Niemeyer and Lucio Costa’s... Read Article
EXCLUSIVE: Kelton – Distraído Concentrado (Album Stream)
Kelton is one of the leading lights of Brasília’s independent music scene, a singer-songwriter who makes refreshingly-delicate indie pop. Distraído... Read Article
Latin American Architecture at the MoMA
This past July the Museum of Modern Art in New York City wrapped up its four month long exhibition, Latin... Read Article
The Rise and Rise of Forró – The Couples’ Dance from Northeast Brazil
There can’t be many popular musical genres which feature the triangle, drum and accordion as three staple instruments. Forró, pronounced... Read Article
Life Is More Important Than Architecture: A Celebration of Oscar Niemeyer
Oscar Niemeyer reshaped Brazil’s identity during the 1940s, 50s and 60s. His works are characterised by the abstract forms and... Read Article
Language Should Never Be A Barrier: A Short Film About Móveis Coloniais de Acaju
We are hugely excited to bring you an exclusive short film, a Sounds and Colours original, focused on the Brazilian... Read Article
REVIEW Fernanda Cabral – Praianos
Praianos(*) is the debut of a captivating new singer from Brasilia, Fernanda Cabral. The song that gives the album it’s... Read Article