“7 estrelas | quem arrancou o céu?” (“7 stars | who ripped the sky down?”) is the fourth album of the sao paulo-based artist luiza lian, and her third collaboration with french/brazilian music producer charles tixier.

the best of os mutantes on yellow coloured vinyl.

limited 2023 repress on tangerine coloured 180 gram vinyl.

limited 25th anniversary edition.

blue vinyl

repress, 180 g vinyl

reissue, 180 g vinyl

a double vinyl compilation of songs by iconic singer pedro lima from sao tomé island.

reissue

world music, 180 g vinyl

first ever vinyl reissue of the 1986 album from brazilian percussionist marco bosco.

incl ron trent remix

reissue of the 1975 debut album from brazilian singer and songwriter di melo.

rare 1971 soul/funk release from brazil back on 180 gram vinyl.

official mr bongo re-issue of the 1983 brazilian boogie masterpiece from sandra sá.

brazilian boogie-funk from 1983 back on vinyl.

first ever vinyl reissue of an in-demand mpb classic from 1968. pressing on 180 gram vinyl, housed in a sleeve with original artwork.

el búho celebrates the art of collaboration on his new album “ramas”.

nigga fox drops his long awaited debut longplayer on portugese label príncipe.

180 gram vinyl re-issue of the self-titled 1994 debut album from brasilian punk-rock band raimundos.

a 1976 brazilian classic remastered and pressed on 180 gram vinyl.

special triple vinyl reissue, contains the remastered original album on black 12 inch double vinyl plus 3 new songs on a blue 10 inch. all housed in a gatefold sleeve with cd-copy included.

limited edition collectors reissue on 180 gram vnyl.

180g vinyl lp (incl. dl code) updating marcos valle’s seminal boogie-era sound, sempre spans ecstatic disco, cosmic samba, and late-night jazz-funk, drawing obvious comparisons to some of valle’s late-seventies and early-eighties output.

777 recordings welcome two new artists, radioworkers & seixlack

spare and jazzy samba work from the team of paulinho da viola and elton medeiros - a beautiful illustration of the genre at its simple best - carried off with no pretension and a wonderful sense of grace! remastered reissue on 180 gram vinyl.

remastered reissue on 1890 gram vinyl of the 5th album from chico buarque.

wed like to introduce you to this giant of musical endeavour, the colossus of rio, as hes known. for eds sweetly agreed to be our point man on all matters smooth for this latest tstd collection, where we take a dive into an often overlooked side of brazilian music: brazilian soul, funk and aor. the 180 gram double vinyl is housed in a gatefold sleeve with download code included.

auf dem neuen album der sängerin und gitarristin ulla haesen, rio so vim matar a saudade, verbinden sich die talente von drei gefeierten brasilianischen künstlern (kiko freitas, lula galvão, nelson faria) mit der passion einiger der besten musiker europas (decebal badila, alfonso garrido, jesse milliner, francesco petrocca, gabriel pérez, jürgen schuld, hendrik meurkens). das von klaus genuit meisterhaft aufgenommene projekt rio so vim matar a saudade, bietet uns eine musikalische brücke, gebaut mit liebe, neugier und einer persönlichen sehnsucht nach dem glanz fremder kulturen. pressung auf schwarzem 180 gramm vinyl.

a landmark album from late 60s brazil! this is the first – and the wildest – album by this legendary group that was one of the founding forces of the tropicalia movement – a brilliant musical statement that easily ranks with some of the most groundbreaking late 60s american work by the velvet underground, captain beefheart, or the stooges! the music is a wonderful blend of 60s rock and early mpb – hard-driving with plenty of guitars, but also produced with beautifully baroque touches that echo through simultaneous albums by caetano veloso and gal costa – both of whose 1969 albums are strongly resonant with this one. in fact, caetano contributed a number of tracks to the album, including -panis et circenses-, -bat macumba-, -trem fantastma-, and his great -baby-, which is done fantastically here. great stuff all ’round!

a legendary album! this previously unreleased album by os mutantes was supposed to be their breakthrough album to an english speaking market – but for years it’s only been talked about in hushed whispers, and has only been heard by a lucky few! the record was recorded in paris in 1970 – and it’s all in english! (not that we’re biased against portuguese, mind you – but since we’re english speakers, it’s kind of a nice thing to have a record that we can understand!) the record features a number of tunes from the mutantes first two albums – redone here with translated lyrics, and in a compressed pop style that’s a bit smoother than the original albums, but still very nice! in fact, the record’s a sophisticated pop statement that would have stood well in the company of many of the best of 1970s rock elite – had the boneheads at philips actually decided to release the record! no use crying over spilled milk, though – because the album’s out now, and it’s filled with loads of nice tracks like -panis et circensis-, -batmacumba-, -tecnicolor-, -el justiciero-, -i’m sorry baby-, -saravah-, and a sublime reading of -baby-, a track that was virtually the manifesto for tropicalia!

180 gram brazilian polysom re-issue of the polydor original.
one of the hardest rocking albums ever cut by os mutantes – a record that’s got a slightly ironic take on rock and roll styles of the time – still performed with the sense of drama and humor that always made the band so great! rita lee and arnaldo baptista are still in the group at this point, and they’re working amidst a heavy wave of guitars that echo out with a bit of keyboards and some rhythms that are chunky enough to almost be called funky at times, but sweet and dreamy at others – all produced with a flanged-out finish that makes the whole thing sound great!

no vinyl of any manu chao album has been available on sale for ages. all studio & live albums are now back on double vinyl in gatefold sleeve, including the cd.

reissue of joão gilberto’s 1961 album on 180 gram high quality vinyl with cd-copy included.

samba influenced detroit techno/electro by mark flash.

phat new underground resistence ep !!

reissue

updating marcos valleÕs seminal boogie-era sound, sempre spans ecstatic disco, cosmic samba, and late-night jazz-funk, drawing obvious comparisons to some of valleÕs late-seventies and early-eighties output.

wed like to introduce you to this giant of musical endeavour, the colossus of rio, as hes known. for edÕs sweetly agreed to be our point man on all matters smooth for this latest tstd collection, where we take a dive into an often overlooked side of brazilian music: brazilian soul, funk and aor.

cool house & lounge sound by swedish producer rasmus faber!