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O CRAVO, FEAT. FABIOLA - Mundafunka (Daz-I-Kue Re Edit) |
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| Tracklisting: A Mundafunka B Mundafunka (Daz-I-Kue Remix) I could listen to the Cravo e Canela LP forever. Shuya Okino (Kyoto Jazz Massive) O Cravo is a new project from Far Out inspired by the funky samba soul sound of 70s Brazil. On a recent recording trip to Brazil, Fabiola was invited to go back into the studio by Joe Davis and Ivan Conti from Azymuth. Featured on the record are Alex Malheiros, Sabrina Malheiros, Robertinho Silva & Fernando Moraes. Joe says: We got some of the best players in the studio who would be able to replicate the sound from the Cravo e Canela record and we cut four tracks produced by me and Dave Brinkworth aka Harmonic 33. On the flip, Bugz in the Attics main man Daz I Kue cut up Mundafunka into a stuttering broken boogie beat juggernaut. Says Daz: I had to do this for Far Out, I heard the tune and flipped out, it was like an amazing slice of 70s Brazilian Boogie Funk, I have played this tune out and it mashes up the dance floor. Fabiolas influences include The Beatles, Herbie Hancock, Banda Black Rio, Milton Nascimento & classic Brazilian bossa nova. She has sung with the best in Brazil including Osmar Milito, Milton Nascemto, Tom Jobim and Azymuth as well as having released several solo albums. Mundafunka was particularly inspired by Fabiolas Cravo e Canela album from 1975 which Joe Davis of Far Out considers one of the best cult recordings from Brazil. |
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