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Outubro (remastered)
Outubro (remastered) (limited deep aqua blue vinyl LP)
Cat: FARO 190LPX. Rel: 16 Feb 24
 
Jazz
Papasong (4:32)
500 Miles High (4:11)
Pantanal (Swamp) (1:32)
Dear Limmertz (2:15)
Carta Pro Airto (Letter To Airto) (5:35)
Outubro (October)
Maracana
Un Amigo (A Friend)
Dear Limmertz (prelude)
Review: Azymuth's Outubro is just one of the many vibrant and captivating albums in their oeuvre that embodies the essence of Brazilian jazz-funk fusion. Released in 1980, it features the cult collective's signature blend of infectious rhythms, intricate melodies, and soulful improvisation. The album's title track stands out as a shining example of the band's musical prowess with its irresistible groove and lush instrumentation and throughout the record, Azymuth showcase their mastery of blending traditional Brazilian rhythms with elements of jazz, funk and electronic music to create a timeless and immersive that remains a classic in the realm of Brazilian music.
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Salsa Para Ti
Salsa Para Ti (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: LCBLP 047. Rel: 26 Feb 24
 
International
Berwyn Stop (5:33)
El Conguero (4:39)
Boranda (8:11)
Never Let Me Go (3:44)
Chi-Town (part 1) (4:01)
Danzon For Rocio (3:48)
Unfinished Business (5:53)
Salsa Para Ti (4:30)
Baila Que Baila (4:16)
'Round Midnight (5:07)
Chi-Town (part 2) (3:11)
Tags: Salsa | Cuban Jazz | Latin Jazz
 in stock $30.24
Agustin Pereyra Lucena
Cat: FARO 242CD. Rel: 26 Feb 24
 
Jazz
O Astronauta
Tristeza De Nos Doi
Chuva
Tema Para Martin
Consolacao
Canto De Ossanha
Pro Forma
Samba Do Aviao
Nina No Divagues
Berimbau
Review: With this CD edition to complement the main LP reissue, we're once again met with the beauteous multi-instrumental talents of Agustin Pereyra Lucena, Argentina's finest. His self-titled debut record from 1970 is quite literally a 'bossa nova' (direct translation, 'novel swelling', 'new upswell'), doing justice to the genre name with a dialectical, pioneering regional take on already-established styles like samba and the aforementioned, informed by his outsider status as an Argentinian looking in on Brazil. Atypical for its time, Agustin's guitar playing never quite settles into any looping riff, instead revelling in free-associative improvs and overdubs of the crispest quality, both low and high in pitch range.
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Something Like That?
Something Like That? (limited gatefold transparent violet vinyl LP)
Cat: JAL 418V. Rel: 07 Mar 24
 
International
Misirlou (3:25)
Exclusive Blend (3:21)
These Boots Are Made For Walking (3:17)
Soul Bossanova (2:57)
Spanish Flea (3:54)
Mah Na Mah Na (2:30)
Sway (2:52)
Wack Wack (3:00)
Amen Brother (2:33)
The Cat (3:07)
Coming Home Baby (7:28)
Yakety Sax (1:55)
Review: Skeewiff (Alex Rizzo and Elliot Ireland) are a breakbeat producing team and co-founders of Jalapeno Records. With nearly 30 years of release music together, they have built Skeewiff to a household name within the breakbeat community. Something Like That? is their first full album in over five years and it shows that they are still a force to reckon with. Like the cover graphic style could indicate, this is music mostly from popular 60s songs that the Skeewiff have doctored up and refreshed. Ones like 'These Boots Are Made For Walking' by Nancy Sinatra, Austin Powers theme song 'Soul Bossanova' or the crazy jungle mix-up of 'Yakety Sax' most known from the Benny Hill show. This is enjoyable compilation!
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Discomoda; Salsa De Venezuela 1964-1977
VARIOUS
Cat: INF 003. Rel: 29 Feb 24
 
International
Los Megatones De Lucho - "El Tumbaleque" (2:54)
Sonora Venezuela - "Pero En Caracas" (3:07)
Los Megatones De Lucho - "Muneca" (3:18)
Al Ramos Y Su Orquesta - "El Candidato" (2:56)
Orquesta Sonoramica - "Oye Como Suena" (3:17)
Microbanda Marabina - "Maracaibo" (2:53)
Principe Y Su Sexteto - "Salsa De Guaguanco" (2:47)
Genaro Y Sus All Stars - "Mambo Tema" (3:40)
Orquesta Universidad - "Atado A Un Recuerdo" (2:58)
Los Kenya - "No Salgas De Tu Barrio" (3:21)
Nelson Y Sus Estrellas - "Disparo Goajira" (4:16)
Los Kenya - "Pa' Puerto Rico" (3:40)
Principe Y Su Sexteto - "Analiza" (2:24)
Supercombo Los Tropicales - "Juana Guaguanco" (3:11)
Los Satelites - "El Tostao" (4:18)
Johnny Sedes Y Su Orquesta - "Algo Diferente" (3:23)
Los Satelites - "Fiesta En Venezuela" (4:03)
Rodrigo Mendoza - "Lija" (3:34)
La Renovacion - "Mi Redencion" (3:41)
Los Blanco - "Corta El Bonche" (3:39)
Grupo Yakambu - "Si Eres Tu" (4:11)
Review: Olindo are thrilled and honored to celebrate one of Venezuela's most significant record labels, and to share a slice of their enduring influence in advancing Venezuelan-made Salsa music, with this fresh new 4xLP compilation in the style. Established in 1948 by Cesar Roldan, Discomoda is one of the nation's earliest record labels, as well as the oldest family operated label in the country. Home to one of the most complete folkloric and popular music catalogues of Venezuela, the label also invested heavily in Afro-Caribbean and tropical rhythms that became popular in the 60s and 70s. Discomoda's efforts saw to the increasing popularity of new local bands, such as Nelson y sus Estrellas, Los Kenya, Principe y su Sexteto and Los Satelites. As a result, this would kick off what could be considered a golden era of Salsa in Venezuela and which lasted until at least the mid-70s.

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Tags: Salsa | Latin Jazz
 in stock $28.93
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