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The Sounds of Nu Brazil   
06/17/2004 01:46PM
Contributed by: ARomero

New CDsLondon, England - British label Manteca has released Nu Brazil 2 - fresh sounds from the country of tomorrow (MANTDCD227). British DJ, John Armstrong, produced the mid-price double CD and it contains a lot of new material as well as cuts that the producer couldn't fit in the first volume. "The first Nu Brazil (MANTDCD217) was sufficiently well received by the public and retailers alike for Manteca, the record label, to commission a second," says Armstrong. "What I'd forgotten, of course, is that the Brazilian music scene moves along at such a clip that suddenly there were another hundred or so worthy new releases to consider, dissect, agonize over and shortlist. So, apart from a couple of elusive cuts that evaded the original net, you have here a completely fresh selection."

The album includes what the producer calls "'fantasy bossa nova' - those ur-Brazilian songs that evoke sun and sand, ice-cold beers and red-hot bundas, whatever their lyrical subject-matter: try Babulina, for instance, or the cuts by Fernanda Porto and Eli Goulart."

There is also fado-tropical, samba-pagode, samba-funk, samba-soul, samba-rock, samba-suingue, samba de coco from Pernambuco, bass'n'bossa from Sao Paulo, choro nova from Rio de Janeiro and milonga novo from the Brazil-Argentina border.

"Brazil has its own takes on club-dance styles such as lounge, broken beat, hip hop and soulful house. They're all here too, as are some of the more rock-influenced and roots bands that have emerged in the last ten years from the Indie scene: Nacao Zumbi and Inacio Zatz are prime choices, with Inacio's stupendous slice of samba-rock magic pointing to the fact that much of the current heat in new Brazilian music originates from rock-rap-ragga crossovers and fusions."

Track List

CD1

1

Vitor Ramil - Náo é Céu

2

Fernanda Porto - Só Tinha Que Ser Com Você

3

Inácio Zatz - O Santos Era Campeão

4

Acid X - Uma Geral

5

Moska - O Bilhete No Fim

6

Paulo Padilha - Certeza é Ilusão

7

Marcelinho Da Lua feat. Seu Jorge - Cotidiano

8

Zémaria feat. Mestre Miudo - Jardim Camburi

9

Aleh - Dona Da Banca

10

Trio Mocotó - Beleza Beleza Beleza

11

Nação Zumbi - Mormaço

12

Ramatis feat. Rose Max - Arruda De Guiné

13

Salomé De Bahia - Taj Mahal (12" Club Mix)

14

Elza Soares - Volta Pro Cima

 

CD2

1

Siri - No Tranco

2

Samba De Coco Raízes De Arcoverde - Godê Pavão

3

Pagode Jazz Sardinha's Club - Pagode Jazz Sardinha's Club

4

Otto - Nebulosas

5

Cibelle - Deixa

6

Jair Oliveira - Contigo Sempre

7

BPM - Macaco (DJ Dolores Remix)

8

Carlinhos Brown - Clima Quente

9

Eli Goulart e Banda Do Mato - Mana

10

Sambasonics -

11

Mylene - Nela Lagoa

12

Céu feat. Pyroman - Malemolência

13

Curumin - Cadê O Mocotó? (Essa Coisa)

14

Tuzé De Abreu - Orientação

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