Brazilian music is a river as extensive as the Amazon. Its basins intersect and branch out, sparkle in waterfalls, or flow into the sea. Its sources seem inexha...
Rodrigo Amarante receives the Tigre Sounds video call from his home in Los Angeles, the same space that sheltered him last year during the lockdown, with a hand...
Moving overseas always has a big impact on how we understand our identity. There is something about being in a place away from home that makes you re-value many...
Since the early 90s, Luaka Bop has been busy exploring music from different parts of the world and tracking down lost artists. Brazil has undoubtedly been one o...
