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By MdC Suingue
For the complete playlist, click READ MORE below It doesn't really matter if you listen to it in or outdoors. What matter is the great music. Check below for our usual goodies, videos, playlist and more! ![]()
By MdC Suingue
For complete playlist, click READ MORE below You know how it goes, right? When you see a cute little kitten in the internet you know you can't resist it, even being aware that, if we are appealing to your most basic instincts, that's because we've done something lazy. It's because sometimes a radio deejay just wants to dig into his music collection and let himself flow from style to style. No map, no plan. It is an individual pleasure we love to share with a bigger audience. ![]()
By MdC Suingue
For complete playlist, click READ MORE below Signature was a show made after our homage to Moraes Moreira and we start it with some songs from the year 1972 that we couldn't fit in CAS 508 due the usual problem: time. But the songs were very good and deserved to be featured ASAP! The first half hour is completed by a little section about a conductor and producer essential to the Tropicalis movement: a guy called Rogério Duprat. Now kind of an unsung hero, most of the peculiarities and orchestral arrangements in classics by Tropicália that you love came from his pen... ![]()
By MdC Suingue
For complete playlist, click READ MORE below This was one of the most difficult and dramatic episodes in the history of the show. Difficult because it all happened during the worst part of the Covid19 pandemic, when we were suffering from a serious case of ‘podcaster's block’. Dramatic because we felt guiltier and guiltier every time we postponed its making. In short, our much warranted and repeatedly announced homage to Moraes Moreira took ages to be formatted and executed. Our way out of the gridlock was to produce the show in a different way: as our ‘quarentined’ birthdays were coming up, we made a Facebook live-video broadcast and later edited it down into an audio podcast. The show describes and celebrates the long and prolific career of the recently (well, kind of) deceased legend of Brazilian music. Between the early seventies and... |
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