
REVIEW Alvorada – First Light
Brazilian choro has strong followings and many practitioners in Europe, Japan and the USA (there’s even an annual festival of... Read Article
Brazilian choro has strong followings and many practitioners in Europe, Japan and the USA (there’s even an annual festival of... Read Article
Following the release of his critically-acclaimed second album Rasif, Amaro Freitas‘ trio brought their European tour to London’s legendary jazz club, Ronnie... Read Article
We don’t know what it is but seemingly every few years it seems like half of Brazil passes through London... Read Article
‘Freedom of Movement’ may well be the name of Nina Miranda‘s debut album but it also serves as the perfect... Read Article
Later this month, 10-piece band Bixiga 70 will bring their fusion of African and South American rhythms to Camden’s Jazz... Read Article
Rio de Janeiro, holds near-mythical status as an arena in which giants of time are nurtured and modern day legends... Read Article
Zeca Pagodinho took to Hammersmith Apollo’s stage on the 29th November in London to celebrate 100 years of samba. If... Read Article
It’s been 10 years since Zeca Pagodinho last played a show in London, but on the 29th November he returns... Read Article
One of our favourite Brazilian singers and songwriters, Tulipa Ruiz, is set to make a rare London appearance on Thursday... Read Article
Far Out Recordings, one of the UK’s specialists in releasing new and classic Brazilian music, recently started hosting a weekly... Read Article
Our favourite album of 2015 was Bixiga 70‘s third album, III, so it is no surprise that we are very... Read Article
Brazil’s legendary psych-pop outfit Os Mutantes are all set for two magical nights at London’s Village Underground. The group made... Read Article