Considered one of the most accomplished albums of contemporary Brazilian music, Bebel Gilberto's timeless album Tanto Tempo sold nearly a million copies
This remastered edition celebrating the 25th anniversary includes unpublished texts and photos. This is a masterpiece that belongs in any ultimate record collection.
Joao Gilberto's debut LP, 1959's Chega de Saudade was one of the most important bossa nova recordings and credited by many as the album that started bossa nova.
Starting Point is the previously unreleased 1975 debut album by Grupo Um, a jazz trio. Starting Point was recorded over two days at Vice-Versa Studios, by revered engineer Renato Viola.
Dez Anos Depois, released in 1971, is a stunning double album that revisits Nara Leão's musical journey and celebrates her contributions to Brazilian music.
In the mid-'60s, Sao Paulo born vocalist Rita Lee met brothers Arnaldo and Sergio Dias Baptista and founded the most important Brazilian rock group of all time, Os Mutantes.
7 Estrelas quem arrancou o céu?, the fourth album of the São Paulo-based artist, Luiza Lian, and her third collaboration with French/Brazilian music producer Charles Tixier.
An absolute master of Baião, Côco, Batuque and other related musical genres and the owner of an art one hundred percent his own, Ary Lobo is the ideal interpreter of northeastern songs
A unique and fascinating album in Tim Maia's discography, blending his signature funk and soul style with the unusual influence of the Rational Culture.
The third album from the legendary Os Mutantes – part of the essential trio of sides released during the Tropicalia years! The record's got a sound that's tighter and a bit more straightforward than their previous efforts – stricter song formats, and styl
Milton + Esperanza is Spalding's first new album release since 2021's songwrights apothecary lab, which along with 2019's 12 Little Spells, both won GRAMMY Awards (Best Jazz Vocal Album).
Baden Powell was one of the most prominent and celebrated Brazilian guitarists and composers of his time. He combined classical techniques with popular harmony and swing, and performed in many styles, including samba, Brazilian jazz, and Brazilian Pop.
Ships 6/26/26 - Soul, boogie, Brazilian gems and disco-reggae across two 12-inch discs. Features Kenny Dope’s rework of The Sylvers. Magenta 2LP pressing on Mr Bongo.
"CURYMAN" not only marked the launch of Brenneck's new label but also reflected Rogê's deep belief in the power of music to inspire hope and perseverance.
Som, Sangue e Raça is an album by Brazilian pianist Dom Salvador with his abolition group that had a huge influence on the sound and development of Brazilian funk, soul and jazz.
