
Bryan McCann – Getz/Gilberto
As noted right at the beginning of this book, “Getz/Gilberto is the album people think of when they think of... Read Article
As noted right at the beginning of this book, “Getz/Gilberto is the album people think of when they think of... Read Article
In 2016, Alex Anwandter underwent a brutal examination of Chile on his album Amiga, with songs that chronicled the aftershocks... Read Article
With Maria Rita set to play at London’s Union Chapel on Tuesday September 4th – her first visit to London... Read Article
The day is finally here when we get to release Am_Par_Sis, the brand new album from Brazilian composer Sentidor. It’s the latest... Read Article
Nas Vozes De Cartola is quite honestly a collector’s item. For a reason unknown to this critic, Cartola has not been... Read Article
The people behind FLIP, Brazil’s first and most well-respected literature festival, are this year launching a UK counterpart called FLIPSIDE.... Read Article
Just a couple of weeks ago we asked our readers to choose what they think are the most influential Brazilian... Read Article
Every musical genre has its standard flagbearers: for jazz it’s Miles, Coltrane, Dizzy, Duke. Rock’s got Dylan, Hendrix, Lennon, just... Read Article
Jorge Continentino describes himself as a saxophonist and flutist, but he regularly draws on his piano and guitar-playing skills when... Read Article
The name Smokey Hormel may not sound very familiar, but it’s almost certain that you will own a record somewhere... Read Article
On Tuesday, Psilosamples released Homem do Rá Soundtracks, a tribute to an infamous psychic/paranormal from Pouso Alegre in Minas Gerais.
The first thing that came to my mind after listening carefully to Raf Vilar’s Studies in Bossa a few times... Read Article