Various – Brasil Novo

Label:
Musica Macondo
Art.Nr.:
0453239
Kat.Nr.:
MMacondo003LP

Released:
2022
Cover:
Picture
Format:
LP
Pressung:
UK - Original
Zustand:
Neu
Vinyl:
Cover:
Genre:
Compilations + Black Grooves + Pop & Various + Jazz + Exotic Grooves + Latin / Salsa / Bossanova + Afrobeat / African
Stichworte:
xaxado novo, renata rosa, gilles peterson, dona celia coquista, caê, bongar, alabê ketujazz
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Various - Brasil Novo
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"What a great record" Gilles Peterson

''An inspirational compilation: varied, joyful & rootsy. Love it!'' - Mr Scruff

“Beautiful rootsy samba, bare and essential” Lopa Kothari

"I'm really into this record" - Jamz Supernova

Musica Macondo unearths eight contemporary Brazilian tracks on compilation Brasil Novo, disseminating the rich and percussive heritage of Brazil and Samba De Coco. Selected by DJs Tahira (Sao Paulo) and Tim Garcia (London), the diversity and positivity of Brazil shines, featuring elements of samba, candomble, batuques, jazz, folk and beyond, designed with the esoteric dancefloor in mind.

Musica Macondo place their focus on contemporary Brazilian and African diaspora on Brasil Novo, an eight track compilation of discovery, snare and tamborim heavy, showcasing both celebrated and unfamiliar artists south of the equator from the cities of Recife, Rio De Janeiro and Sao Paulo.

With the aim of presenting and thus preserving these moments in music - some tracks like Dona Celia's O Bar and Toró Instrumental's Dunas never been released before - DJs and co-curators Tahira (Sao Paulo) and Tim Garcia (London) dig deep into the troves, avoiding mainstream Brazilian popular music cliches, and also giving a sense of what fuels their dancefloors and radio sets. It was their joint passion for record collecting, Djing and 'the dance' which not surprisingly, brought these two leading figures within their respective scenes and cities together. The selection also includes tracks by Grupo Bongar, Renata Rosa and women's Afro Bloco, Ilú Obá De Min.

DJ Tahira is a massive Brazilian music fan and has been on a research journey for a number of years, dedicated to the preservation and archiving of music made or influenced by black and indigenous Brazilians. Based out of Sao Paulo he has a particular interest in the history of Samba de Coco, a folkloric musical form that was very popular in, (and probably originated from), the north east of Brazil, by slaves and indiginous people from working class backgrounds who came together, making a rhythmical mesh of sounds dating back hundreds of years and allowing them to carve a unique cultural identity.

Ignored or disregarded as inferior by Brazil's recording industry, there are few existing original recordings of this music from the twentieth century, relying instead on oral tradition and carnivals like those in Recife or Pernambuco. In recent times there has been a flux of contemporary proponents who mix Samba de Coco with other contemporary Brazilian musical forms. Brasil Novo features both the roots, and more divergent fusions.
In the current cultural impasse that Brazil is experiencing, with artists and musicians experiencing the withdrawal of funding and services and with concerts and clubs yet to get back to pre-pandemic levels, it's never been so important to give visibility to contemporary creativity. This compilation not only gives a needy international platform to new artists, it enables an archive of Afro Brazilian culture that in some cases is disappearing. It’s also a fine example of resistance and positivity, against the odds.

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TitelFeaturingProducingLänge
A1. Caê - Bim-bim-bim03:15play
A2. Dona Celia Coquista - O Bar02:40play
A3. Toró Instrumental - Dunas07:34play
A4. Renata Rosa - Laranjeira03:37play
B1. Alabê KetuJazz - Opanijé Xaxará05:41play
B2. Bongar - Vento Corredor04:25play
B3. Xaxado Novo - Pifanada02:50play
B4. Ilú Obá De Min - Iansã01:25play
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