Pequena Vertigem de Amor ("Little Love Vertigo"), the new album from celebrated Brazilian artist Sessa, was written over two years shaped by first fatherhood.
The neoteric duo’s healthy lack of reverence to scene and industry pressures has resulted in this enthrallingly fluid compendium of the past 30 years of electronic music.
Considered one of the most accomplished albums of contemporary Brazilian music, Bebel Gilberto's timeless album Tanto Tempo sold nearly a million copies
Veloso, a tranquil, post-bossa nova recording showcasing poetic lyrics, delicate harmonies, and their sublime vocal interplay, serving as a gentle precursor to the psychedelic Tropicalia movement they would soon revolutionize
Ships 2/27/26 - A psychedelic, experimental masterpiece and a cornerstone of Brazil's Tropicália movement, blending psychedelic rock, fuzz guitars, bossa nova, avant-garde sounds, and Brazilian rhythms
A vintage Amazonian psychedelic cumbia gem reissued by the Spanish label Vampisoul. It captures a vibrant and hypnotic regional sound that blends traditional Latin rhythms with electric rock-influenced instrumentation.
A seminal Brazilian soul-funk record and a key early document of the Black Rio movement—Brazil’s own answer to African-American soul and funk in the early 1970s.
Big Smile is at once a return to form and a monumental step forward, tracing the sound of a band exorcising their demons and learning to trust themselves.
Showcases the German artist’s wild, genre-bending vision—melding psychedelic rock, Detroit techno, black metal, library music, and krautrock-inspired sounds into a cohesive but unpredictable sonic journey.