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só, somente só
Join Date: Jan 2019
Location: São Paulo
Posts: 96
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Super cooool rostasi! The first one reminded me Nicola Cruz. Tim Maia is a legend, he was the precursor of funk and soul music in Brazil, he literally brought it from the US after he spent a year as a teenage immigrant there. And the last is super dope also, sounds a lot like Sango, a DJ from Seattle who mix hip hop and carioca funk! I'll be following your other recommendations in here, thank you!
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 4,040
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Yes, of course when it comes to Tim Maia!
If you're a fan of John Zorn-style noisiness you might have heard of Chinese Cookie Poets from Rio. Not necessarily "trad-Brazil," but part of the noisy jazz scene there. Felipe Zenícola - baixo Renato Godoy - bateria e percussão Marcos Campello - guitarra, baixo e sopros |
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só, somente só
Join Date: Jan 2019
Location: São Paulo
Posts: 96
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lol, jks apart, maaan your knowledge on Brazilian stuff is truly impressive!! Are you actually from Rio, cause I assume very specific people (from Rio) would know those bands. I'm starting to wonder if it's time to open a new thread for Brazilian obscure musics, I loved Chinese Cookie Poet, I could hear a cuíca and a tempo of african-brazilian rythms blended in all the noisy jazz. And Tantão e Os Fita... speechless, dope as f*ck! Thiago Nassif is the only one I already listened to, and also a great production! Man I hope there is more where all that came from haha.
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