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2 de janeiro de 2013

Melhores músicas de 2012 na escolha do Meio Desligado

Lista feita a pedido do ótimo blog Hominis Canidae para uma parceria deles com o pessoal do Coquetel  Molotov (responsáveis pelo festival de mesmo nome, um dos eventos musicais mais interessantes do Brasil), para o programa de rádio destes. Assim como todas as listas, é uma seleção limitada da grande produção nacional de 2012, mas que segue um recorte estético de acordo com o Meio Desligado e que reúne alguns dos principais "hits pessoais" (as músicas que mais ouvi) desse ano.


Abaixo, a lista completa enviada para eles, com nome do artista, "nome da música" e (nome do álbum).

  • Gui Amabis - "Menino horrível" (Trabalhos carnívoros)
  • Metá metá - "Man feriman" (MetaL MetaL)
  • Jair Naves - "Pronto pra morrer (o poder de uma mentira dita mil vezes)" (E você se sente numa cela escura, planejando a sua fuga, cavando o chão com as próprias unhas)
  • Sexy Fi - "Pequeno dicionário das ruas" (Nunca te vi de boa)
  • Leonardo Marques - "Linha do trem" (Dia e noite no mesmo céu)
  • Siba - "Brisa" (Avante)
  • Tulipa Ruiz - "Quando eu achar" (Tudo tanto)
  • Thiago Pethit - "Moon" (Estrela decadente)
  • Iconili - "O rei de tupanga" (single)
  • Abayomy Afrobeat Orquestra - "Afrodisíaco" (Abayomy)

15 de outubro de 2012

50ª edição da Music Alliance Pact

Já faz um bom tempo desde que a primeira edição da Music Alliance Pact foi publicada. Desde 2008, o Meio Desligado representa o Brasil no projeto e vem, mês à mês, publicando uma seleção do que há de mais interessante na música independente mundial. Nesta 50ª edição, são 39 músicas de bandas de países como Turquia, Cingapura, França, Rússia, Porto Rico e vários outros.

Você pode ouvir cada uma das músicas individualmente ou fazer o download da coletânea completa.


 BRASIL: Meio Desligado
Abayomy Afrobeat Orquestra - Afrodisíaco
Afrobeat is the sound of the moment in Brazil. Bands such as Bixiga70 and Iconili are presenting the genre to a new generation and in Rio de Janeiro the main representative of this trend is the Abayomy Afrobeat Orquestra. Afrodisíaco is an example of the band's trippy music.

ARGENTINA: Zonaindie
Trebian is a folk trio from Buenos Aires. Their songs are acoustic-driven with wood percussion and, above it all, the beautiful voice of lead singer Sofía Galarce. Modernidad is a preview from their upcoming second album, which will be released later this year.

If a 'best of' compilation was made featuring the top American indie tunes of the last four years or so, this track would probably sum them all up. Mansion, Alaska may be channelling a sound similar to Local Natives, Grizzly Bear or even Volcano Choir's debut at times, but comparisons aside - what an impressive track from this young Melbourne band. Steps is seamless: beautiful harmonies, flowing piano arpeggios, sharp percussion and some dreamy guitar work gravitating around stratosphere level. 

AUSTRIA: Walzerkönig 
Working in a bookshop and on various musical projects as well as composing scores for TV series, electronica veteran Bernhard Fleischmann is a busy bee. On his new album I'm Not Ready For The Grave Yet, he uses his own voice for the first time instead of inviting guest singers. Occasionally he also adds film snippets, such as in the album's title track. 

Like their namesake, The Wilderness Of Manitoba is a Canadian national treasure, and one of our best kept secrets. Their lush harmonies, delicate melodies and sparkling arrangements seem to always be attuned to their environment, creating music that sounds like it's sprung from fertile patches in the Canadian Shield, blooming against all odds. White Woods is taken from their new album, Island Of Echoes, which introduces electric guitars to give their music a whole new pulse and feel. 

CHILE: Super 45 
Cristián Heyne, a producer whose output ranges from mainstream (Enrique Iglesias, La Ley) to indie (Javiera Mena, Gepe), has always kept his own musical project, Shogún, under a discrete, hermetic cover. With only a few limited edition records and a handful of shows, he has attained a faithful cult following that has endured the last 15 years. His complete recordings were recently released via iTunes, giving a new life to his previously hard-to-find and unavailable works. Unciónextrema is El Brujo's opening track. 

CHINA: Wooozy 
One of China's most beloved cult indie bands, The Gar is without equal in both substance and acclaim. Wholly unconcerned with the trappings of stardom, they arrive, play their hearts out and exit stage left, blending seamlessly back into the crowds. On stage, however, the band transports audience members to a sonic wonderland coloured with soaring harmonies and unforgettable lyrics. The Gar just released their new EP, The City Of Burning Identities. 

This is what we call a supergroup. The union between Colombian musician Mario Galeano, from Frente Cumbiero, and English producer Will Holland, aka Quantic, resulted in Ondatrópica - a musical research project through Colombian tropical sounds. Both Galeano and Quantic, scholars of Colombian and electronic rhythms, were given the task of recreating traditional sounds with vintage equipment and old recording techniques, but searching for its contemporaneity. Proof of this is 3 Reyes de la Terapia ("3 Kings Of Therapy"), featuring Juan Carlos Puello, which was made using a marimba, accordion and beatbox. 

DENMARK: All Scandinavian 
Half Norwegian, half Danish and raised in Denmark, Kjartan Bue debuts his five-track alt-country EP Man Riding Backwards on November 15 (I've heard it and it's great). Here's Rosen And Danny as a MAP exclusive download, and do make sure you also check out the title track and closing ballad Old Woman here - the latter is also up for free download. 

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: La Casetera 
A Moriviví is a minuscule tropical plant that has an unusual reaction when touched: it folds up and "dies" then "comes back to life" after several minutes. This song by reggae/Caribbean-influenced band El Gran Poder De Diosa reflects that internal debate between life and death, good and evil, through soothing tunes and clever wordplay. 

ECUADOR: Plan Arteria 
Clo Sismico is a renowned musician, producer and MC. He is founder of two important bands in the local independent music scene, 38 Que No Juega (hip hop) and Punto De Encaje (hardcore). This year Clo Sismico released his second album, Cassette Pirata, which blends rap, funk and Latin music with explosive, direct lyrics. 

Straight out of Whitburn comes this singer and pianist-guitarist of Norwegian and Pakistani parentage who actually sounds more like the love child of Nick Cave and Polly Harvey. Shah's tales of lust and loss, revenge and regret are female takes on Trent Reznor's industrial blues, her voice redolent of the battle-worn Marianne Faithfull circa Broken English. The title track of her EP is vengefully dark business as usual for Shah as she roars over an insistent clang that provides the rhythm for the song. Her debut album Love Your Dumb And Mad, due early next year, should be a fiery, passionate hoot.

FINLAND: Glue 
Paperfangs is a dream-pop trio that draws inspiration from old movies, visual arts, geometric shapes, late-night biking trips, vintage girl groups, chamber pop and shoegaze as well as the latest indie gems. A debut album will not be ready until next year, but in the meantime we can enjoy the band's take on one of the greatest melody makers ever as the trio covers Buddy Holly's Everyday. 

FRANCE: Yet You're Fired 
Total Warr are not complete unknowns in the blogosphere, having been widely praised for their sweet electro-pop. Stereogum premiered xxx HATE xxx back in May and now that the Corbay EP is out, you don't have any more excuses not to listen to it. 

GERMANY: Blogpartei 
It's getting cold really fast these days so let's turn to some music which may give us comfort. Cologne newcomers VIMES is a duo with a penchant for vibrant electronic music. The voice of Azhar Syed gives the electronics of Julian Stetter a melancholic and yearning touch, thereby making VIMES recognisable. Live they are accompanied by VJ Till Beutling for a complete audiovisual experience. They are currently recording their debut album. 

22 de setembro de 2012

Pós-rádio #2


Abayomy Afrobeat Orquestra: "Afrodisíaco"
Thiago Elniño: "Salve"
Gurila Mangani: "Sente o feeling"
Black Alien: "Babylon by Gus"
John Frusciante: "Guitar"
Jaga Jazzist: "Lithuania"
El Ten Eleven: "Thanks Bill"
Iconili: "O rei de Tupanga"

Arte: Deedee Cheriel.

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