Criolo

By Russ Slater 01 July, 2014

If I was to name my favourite female Brazilian artist there would be little debate. There was a time when... Read Article

By Simone Ribeiro 19 March, 2014

“Eu vou torcer pela paz, pela alegria, pelo amor e pelas moças bonitas, eu vou torcer!” (I’m rooting for peace,... Read Article

By Kamille Viola 25 February, 2014

One of the biggest Brazilian singers of all-time, Ney Matogrosso could be compared to David Bowie. The English artist had... Read Article

By Nick MacWilliam 20 January, 2014

As regular readers of Sounds and Colours will know, we’re rather partial to making lists of films that are freely... Read Article

By Amaya Garcia 08 January, 2014

Up until the last three years, fans of MPB in and outside Brazil may not have necessarily recognized Guilherme Amabis’... Read Article

By Russ Slater 17 December, 2013

I’d been planning on writing a review of Passo Torto‘s second album ever since it came out in May this... Read Article

Mais Um Discos is out to revolutionize the way that curious onlookers seek out new music expressive of the changes... Read Article

By Russ Slater 22 July, 2013

As part of the research for our Sounds and Colours Brazil book/CD (due in Sept 2013) we have been speaking... Read Article

By Russ Slater 25 June, 2013

Cidade Cinza (Grey City) is the name of a new documentary taking a look at the role of street art... Read Article

By Russ Slater 18 May, 2013

Studio SP, a hub of live music in São Paulo, officially closed it’s doors on May 2nd, but not without... Read Article

By Zach Bezold 11 December, 2012

Etiópia is the first album from a novel project entitled Sambanzo. Sambanzo is the jazzy outfit of saxist and musical... Read Article

By Russ Slater 14 November, 2012

Criolo is one of the most important musicians to come out of Brazil in some time. His last album Nó... Read Article