s w e e t b e a t s
august.11.2000 - #227
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album : Caipirissima
artist : Various
year : 2000
genre : Lo-Fi
label : Caipirinha
catalogue : CAI2030-2
url : www.caipirinha.com
quality : 192k HQ True Stereo
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01 Joao Parahyba--Central Do Brasil 03:13
02 Dj Dolores--Monica No Samba (She Loves Drumn' Cavaco) 05:52
03 Bid--Batuk De Amor 05:57
04 Arto Lindsay--Whirlwind 04:36
05 Amon Tobin--Sub Tropic 06:49
06 Suba Vs. M.A.U.--Pupila Dilatada 06:05
07 Dj Soulslinger--Masterplan 07:16
08 Apollo 9--Nao Fique Ai 04:41
09 Anvil Fx--1000 06:00
10 Cyz--Zumbi 05:11
11 I.N. Project--Santa Teresa 05:18
12 Ramilson Maia--Bahia Sou 04:35
13 Chelpa Ferro--Miniatura Chelpa 05:53
13 tracks | 71:26 mins | 98.2 mb
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The worldwide growth of the electronic music scene happened
smoothly in most places - as a result of the effort of dedicated
believers who often transformed their sonic experiments into
original, yet commercial, ventures. In Brazil the electronic
revolution happened guerrilla style - with producers and DJs
smashing boundaries with their innovative concepts. The best of the
collision of these different worlds is now featured in
"Caipirissima - Batucada Eletronica".
Several names emerged from the musical hurricane that swept Brazil
in the mid-90s. From the urban beats of Ramilson Maia to the
groundbreaking creations of Craotian-turned-Brazilian Suba, the
electronic scene in the country has evolved to be a cultural
movement never seen since Tropicalia's heyday in the late 60s.
Contributions from names like Joao Parahyba (a percussionist behind
the first experimental tracks using synthesizers in Brazil) and
young producers Bid and Apollo 9 (responsible for some of the most
innovative tracks of the past few years) appeared in this record
side by side with internationally based musicians like DJ Soul
Slinger, Arto Lindsay and Amon Tobin (all of them acclaimed in
Europe and the U.S. for their daring production skills).
Tracks such as Anvil F/X's "1000" and Mestre Ambrosio Underground's
"Pupila Dilatada" accurately represent a new language that has been
developed by DJs and producers throughout the country - a trend
that is at the same time groundbreaking and listener-friendly.
Experimental meets classical , technology meets roots in the
delicate sounds found in Cynthia Z's "Zumbi" or DJ Dolores' "Monica
No Samba (She Loves Drums n' Cavaco)". Compiled by one of the true
believers in Brazil's new culture, producer/A&R BΘco Dranoff (the
man behind "Red Hot + Rio" and "The Best of Os Mutantes" - with
David Byrne), "Caipirφssima - Batucada Eletronica" elevates
Brazilian music to a higher plateau. Together, the 13 tracks of the
album form a daring, yet accessible body of work. These new
Brazilian sounds blend the beauty of Bossa Nova, the innovative
aspects of Tropicalia's psychedelic experiments and the organic
grooves that fill global dance floors. These visionary artists are
responsible for a musical invasion of epidemic proportions. And the
best of this culture is here to become part of your world, forever.
--www.caipirinha.com
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s w e e t b e a t s
without music life would be a mistake.
-friedrich nietzsche
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greetings to klangwerk, mgc, sour, & impg
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