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PLAYLIST 

Dusk at Ipanema Beach

Mauricio Maestro – Ouvindo Estrelas – Upside Down

Beautify Junkyards – Radioactivity – Beautify Junkyards Debut

Beautify Junkyards – fuga n 2 (Os Mutantes Cover) – Beautify Junkyards Debut

Marcos Valle – My Nightingale

Astrud Gilberto – Manha de Carnaval (Acapella Remix) – The Shadow of Your Smile

Ann Luz – Por Qu – Outro Tempo: Electronic And Contemporary Music From Brazil 1978-1992

Troubleman (feat. Nina Miranda) – Paz – Time Out of Mind

Ohm G – Island Dream – Power of Flower

Junip – Oba, La Vem Ela

Jose Prates  – Imbarabao – Tam Tam Tam more info below 

Sonzeira – O Que Voce Sabe

Eumir Deodato / Os Catedraticos – Os Grilos

Sambaio (Atjazz Astro Dub) – Gilles Peterson Presents Sonzeira Brasil Bam Bam Bass

Sonzeira – Samba de Retorno – Tam Tam Reimagined

Arthur Verocai – Pelas Sombras – Arthur Verocai

Jneiro Jarel aka Dr Who Dat? – Brazilliant Thought – Beat Journey

Arthur Verocai – Encore (instrumental) – Encore

Kenichiro Nishihara – Nebulosa – Humming Jazz

Andrea Pozza Trio – Nebulosa (Tenorio Jr)

Otto – Bob featuring Bebel Gilberto (Edu K Mix) – Samba Pra Burro

Kevin Yost – Conquistadors (Extended Mix)

Truby Trio – Alegre

Pathless – Goddess – Glucklich III

Want more…

Cult Brazilian album gets a musical reimagining.

Publicised by its high ranking on the Gilles Peterson wantlist, Jose Prates’ Tam… Tam… Tam…! is one of the most sought after and unique records to have come out of Brazil. After a plea on Channel 4 News (see below), Peterson eventually procured a mint copy – not long after Jonny Trunk’s 2014 re-issue.

Recorded in 1958, the original is exotic, the male vocals sounding like a Robeson of the southern hemisphere, and both of these qualities are partly on account of the record’s origin as the music for a stage show financed by the Brazil Culture Ministry. It’s a sublime piece of music from start to finish but particularly heralded for ‘Nana Imboro’, a prototype of ‘Mas Que Nada’ – the track that became a Sergio Mendes mega anthem.