SELVA, JOAO - NAVEGAR
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: UNDERDOG
Release date: 02/04/2021
Barcode: 3516628337413
Catalog no.: URLP0833741
Item ID: 502776
With 'Navegar', his second album, Joao Selva pays tribute to Creole music traditions and Brazilian Tropicalia, but he doesn't shy away from using bits and pieces of funk, jazz and disco either.
Also available: NAVEGAR (CD).
Ordering
Are you a private user? Order this item through our mailorder.
Are you a business user? Please login to add items to your basket.
More SELVA, JOAO...
|
SELVA, JOAO - NAVEGARWith 'Navegar', his second album, Joao Selva pays tribute to Creole music traditions and Brazilian Tropicalia, but he doesn't shy away from using bits and pieces of funk, jazz and disco either. |
|
| Use Search to find more... | ||
More on the UNDERDOG label...
|
HILA - 21Presented on vinyl is the well-crafted, sharp and original first album by the duo featuring American cellist Artyom Manukyan and French producer Dawatile. Their combination of jazz, Los Angeles beat-scene vibes and the moods of '80s and '90s Soviet Armenia make their ... read more » |
|
|
BONGO HOP - LA NAPAThe Bongo Hop, the moniker of French trumpetist and composer Etienne Sevet, presents 'La Napa', an 8-track mini album. The infectious afro caribean grooves, warm brass and heavenly voices features remixes by Dafuniks, Voilaaa, Dowdelin and Futuropelo. |
|
|
MILK, JOHN - DON'T BLAME THE HAMMERBETTER PRICE THAN PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED! This fine release from the neo-soul artist offers four versions of 'Don't Blame The Hammer' and two versions of 'Offline Love'. |
|
|
NILOVIC, JANKO - POP IMPRESSIONSRemastered vinyl reissue (limited edition) of this 1972 album that draws on easy listening, exotica, jazz, funk, pop and more. |
|
|
|
NANNA B. - VITAPHONEA new soul voice is born and she comes from Denmark. Imagine Erykah Badu in a Scandinavian landscape. NANNA. B now lives in LOS ANGELES and sings with all the best soul artists. Vinyl version. |
|
|
KING STEADY BEAT & THE ROYAL PALMS - EL JAGUAR/LUCIFERITOTwo slices of psychedelic cumbia, delivered by King Steady Beat a.k.a. Luis P. Correa and his band The Royal Palms. |
|
| Use our Advanced search to find more... | ||
