Mixed up in cassette underground, Gen Ken Montgomery is a creator, maker, presenter, and all-around advocate of sound artwork since. His function focuses mostly around the rediscovery or recontextualization of home sounds, noises that surround us inside our everyday living, from domestic pets and snorers to radiators and electric appliances. …

Perhaps one of the most important clarinetists dynamic in Brazil, José Botelho was paid tribute by best Brazilian composers such as for example Guerra Peixe, Camargo Guarnieri, Francisco Mignone, and Oswaldo Lacerda, who have focused on him a few of their functions in popular type. As the initial clarinetist from …

Originally an extension from the informal Homemade Music label remix page, Tapegerm Collective was envisioned simply by Bryan Baker (publisher of Gajoob and head of Homemade Music) being a free-form entity, spreading within a viral manner through the web and evolving as time passes. The just structural elements put on …

Woman Zu was probably one of the most well-known performers of Brazilian spirit and disco music from the ’70s. Zuleide Santos da Silva began her career like a vocalist at eight in the O Dois é Nosso display (Television Cultura/São Paulo). Keeping diverse jobs to produce a living while knocking …

Márcio Greyck is among few composers from the Jovem Guarda period to become more influenced by post-Sgt. Pepper’s Beatles. After 1972, he became an enchanting singer. Rarely observed following the ’80s, he previously another amount of presence in the ’90s because of the Jovem Guarda revival as well as for …

A singer, songwriter, and guitarist who eventually began releasing music under his personal name, Richard Edwards was most widely known throughout his twenties for the bittersweet indie rock and roll of his music group Margot & the Nuclear Thus and So’s. Called after the personality Margot Tenenbaum in the Wes …

Probably one of the most important Brazilian interpreters of Villa-Lobos (praised by him personally) and one of the better Brazilian chamber music performers, the lyrical soprano Cristina Maristany found Brazil with her family members just a few weeks after her delivery. Learning music since early age group, she completed both …

The author of over 500 published songs, Luís Vieira had great success with “Menino de Braçanã” (with Arnaldo Passos), “Paz do Meu Amor,” “Na Asa do Vento,” “Maria Filó,” “Estrela Miúda” (all with João do Vale), “Inteirinha,” “Os Olhinhos do Menino,” “Guarânia da Saudade,” “Pagando o Pato,” “Prelúdio Pra Ninar …

Famous Brazilian poet. Jaime Ovalle composed songs for just two of Bandeira’s poems that became all-time classics: the modinhas “Azulão” and “Modinha.” Ary Barroso place the music, a fado, in his “Portugal, Meu Avozinho,” however the tune was never documented. A few of his poems acquired music with the erudite …

A traditional composer, Hekel Tavares created some sort of music which blurry the boundaries between well-known and traditional music. Against the will of his dad, who wished him to become an accountant, Tavares began his musical research with an aunt. He found its way to Rio in 1921 and examined …