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Onde Mora o Segredo
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Porta Aberta
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Bate Folha Jurema
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Hora Boa
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Black is Beautiful
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Gosto Mais
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Dengue
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Interesse
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Preto Velho
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Aricia Mess SP, Brazil
"Queen of psyco-quilombolas, radical batuques...Afro-shock-chic"
Brazilian with righteous black pride,
Arícia sings in praise of the natural forces of womanhood, notably the Afro-Brazilian woman. In her own unique way, she recreates the links between Africa and Brazil. Aricia has a peculiar yet powerful, refined and captivating voice.
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Ernesto Djédjé - Roi Du Ziglibithy (Limited Dance Edition Nr. 15)
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La Locura de Machuca 1975-1980 (Analog Africa Nr. 30)
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Tokyo’s Ajate return, with even more manic grooves, leapfrogging group vocals and jittery DNA-like guitar lines.
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Two Niles to Sing a Melody: The Violins & Synths of Sudan
by Various Artists
Indescribable music from the Sudan in the 1970s, violins circle accordions which circle synths for a captivating listen.
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The Message (Limited Dance Edition Nr. 9)
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Bubbling ’80s Afrofunk from Gyedu-Blay Ambolley built on calliope-like keyboards, skronking sax, and driving rhythms.
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