The career of Brazilian-born Dom La Nena has amplified steadily since age five when she began to study piano, and then cello. Now, 20 years later, a multi-instrumentalist, composer and vocalist, Dom has released her second solo album,... Read Article
Kelton is one of the leading lights of Brasília’s independent music scene, a singer-songwriter who makes refreshingly-delicate indie pop. Distraído Concentrado is his latest album, and the perfect showcase for his abilities, ranging from the beatific acoustic balladry... Read Article
When I first heard Mallu Magalhães, she was about 15 and her song “Tchubaruba” was beginning to spread across the Internet. The next encounter was 2008 and she had brought guitar and band to the stage of SESC... Read Article
Brazilian singer/songwriter Wado released his fourth album earlier this week. Entitled Samba 808, it features collaborations with Marcelo Camelo, Mallu Magalhães, Chico César, Curumin, Zeca Baleiro, Fabio Góes and André Abujamra, the first two of which assist on... Read Article
Guns ‘n’ Roses kicking up a fuss on the main stage on the last day of Rock In Rio, Boss In Drama blasting it out on the Eletronica stage and Os Mutantes, Tom Ze, Titas and Marcelo Carmelo... Read Article
Cícero pulls one hell of a trick on his debut album Canções de Apartamento; he somehow manages to convince you that these are songs you’ve known your whole life. The songs on the album are somehow both unassuming... Read Article
On Monday May 9th we’ll be releasing a special compilation of new music from Sao Paulo. However, before that, and to get you into the mood, here’s a special Going Underground looking at some of the new artists... Read Article
Woof! Marcelo Camelo has just released the first single off his new “Toque dela” album. If you don’t know about Marcelo Camelo yet you need to sort yourself out. As a member of Los Hermanos he defined much... Read Article
